"Can't load bsrendv.dll" message in debug mode

miksebik · #1 (**permalink**) 13th August 2003

When I try to open a movie file the windows freezes. In debug mode I found out this message. What does that mean? I am after a fresh reinstall, the only things I added are drivers, AC3 codec, DivX 3.11 and 5.05 (I screw it), windows media player 9, couple of other media players. Because this one does not work!
Please help me and do not say I have to reinstall it again :x

miksebik · #2 (**permalink**) 13th August 2003

The other message that follows is:

Unhandled exception at EIP: BFF8AC13
Application will be terminated. Please send bsplayer.log to the author.

So here you are (I changed the LOG to JPG because it did not want to accept the attachement wint TXT or LOG)

miksebik · #3 (**permalink**) 13th August 2003

Hmm. It does not work either :?

So at least there is the end of the LOG file:

*Unhandled Exception*
EIP: BFF8AC13
Access violation at address BFF8AC13 in module 'KERNEL32.DLL'. Write of address 004024B5
EAccessViolation
Call stack: , 0x004D21D3, 0x004D2380, 0x0045283B, 0x00449EA6, 0xBFF7363B, 0xBFF94407, 0x00768CD6
Terminating...
Bytes at EIP:
A1 10 9D FC BF 50 E8 96 95 FE FF FF 76 04 E8 35 E6 FF

BSPeter · #4 (**permalink**) 14th August 2003

Is Direct X (7 or above) installed on your PC? BSPlayer requires this.
In BSPlayer's installation directory there should be "bsrendv.dll"
(In fact Bplay.exe and bsrendv.dll form a pair; if - in an existing installation - you replace the file BPlay.exe by a newer version, the bsrendv.dll must also be replaced by the appropriate new version)

miksebik · #5 (**permalink**) 14th August 2003

I have got version 9.0b (of Direct.X)
both files are on their place..

Interesting fact is that the Bsplayer is not the only one that has problem (that does not work). Others: Radlight, DivX player...

:( :( :(