Error message "There was a problem sending the command to the program"

[burekas]

Everytime I click on a media file and try and open it with Bs-player an Error message is shown "there was an error sending command to programm".

Any Ideas??

The version is 2.56
Windows7

kodec version: 6.5

Thanks,
Adi

[adicoto]

UAC disabled ? Do you run the computer as administrator ?

[burekas]

Originally Posted by adicoto

UAC disabled ? Do you run the computer as administrator ?

Yes, I am the administrator.
With the previous versions I didn't disable nothing and it worked fine.

Now I got this messege. after that the movie open and play good.
But the error messege is annoying.

[adicoto]

Usually this message is related with the admin rights and compatibility mode, over a large number of programs (starting ofice, corel draw...)
So, try to update to a newer version (last one is 2.57-1045)

[keimador]

It has ape-red me the same problem, and my version of the program is the latest one, and im using win7 and the codeck pack from media player classic, that includes the latest codecks. How can i solve this problem?

[BSPeter]

@keimador:
When you installed BS.Player 2.5.9.1060beta did you install it with its default settings?
Why did you install a codec-pack?
We generally advise against using codec-packs! BS.Player has its own preferred filters/codecs.
In this connection: when you installed BS.Player, did you allow it to internally install its preferred filters/codecs internally?
(NB: internally meaning for use by BS.Player only and not interfering with your system's codecs/filters).

(same issue)

[burekas]

I have another problem in addition, during playing a movie sometimes I suddenly begin to hear "error noise" in the background, the movie actually continue playing, but the program is stuck. I can't see the window of the error message
So I need to close it from the Task Manager and open it again.
It was'n before.

[ZenicaNJ]

I get this error with the latest (non beta) release but only when I am overtaxing the hard drive (with Quickpar and Winrar working on separate files when I try to load BS.Player).

In each instance I pause Winrar and stop Quickpar, then BS.Player starts fine and I can resume the other programs. I believe it to be
a HDD issue given that the i7 cores are no where near maxed and the 8GB of memory is only at 40%.

[shamasgsmm]

Originally Posted by burekas

Everytime I click on a media file and try and open it with Bs-player an Error message is shown "there was an error sending command to programm".

Any Ideas??

The version is 2.56
Windows7

kodec version: 6.5

Thanks,
Adi

click on destop icon bsplayer on propeties compatiblity untick adminstator rights and all is ok win7 64 bit tested by me