Open URL: Unhandled exception at EIP: 0046592C
 

BSPlayer 0.86 Build 499, 26 Jun 2003

Right click on player
Open URL
Paste in http://media.renderaid.com/1013-l.wmv
OK

BSPlayer v0.86.499, Unhandled exception at EIP: 0046592C
If you click 'Close' application will be terminated.
Please report this info to the author with description what were you doing.
Access violation at address 0046592C in module 'bplay.exe'. Read of address 00000008
EAccessViolation
, 0x004C8BDB, 0x004C8E55, 0x004526B3, 0x00449D1E, 0x77D43A50, 0x77D43B1F, 0x77D43D79, 0x77D44374, 0x004DB7B6, 0x77E814C7

Bytes at EIP: 8B 58 08 4B 85 DB 7C 16 43 33 F6 8B 47 30 8B D6 E8 73

Nothing wrong here. CAn't reproduce the bug.
Do you have installed all WMP codecs ?

Build 499 isn't the latest 0.86 version. That's build 501.
You can download version .86 build 501 here (501 available as zip and/or as exe=install file), here (501=zip-file) or here (501=exe-file)
With respect to the more recent version 1.00 RC1 builds, you better download directly from the site of BSPlayer's creator bst, i.e. here, to make sure you always have the most recent version.
:wink:

BSPlayer v0.86.501 still Unhandled exception on Open URL
 

http://media.renderaid.com/1013-l.wmv

BSPlayer v0.86.501, Unhandled exception at EIP: 00465B7C
If you click 'Close' application will be terminated.
Please report this info to the author with description what were you doing.
Access violation at address 00465B7C in module 'bplay.exe'. Read of address 00000008
EAccessViolation
, 0x004C9F33, 0x004CA1AD, 0x004526BB, 0x00449D26, 0x77D43A50, 0x77D43B1F, 0x77D43D79, 0x77D44374, 0x004DD64A, 0x77E814C7

Bytes at EIP: 8B 58 08 4B 85 DB 7C 16 43 33 F6 8B 47 30 8B D6 E8 2B

I'm using XP Pro. I did not knowingly/explicitly install any WMP codecs. I don't know if they previously existed on my system or not.

If I download the wmv file using wget and play it using Open (file), it will play just fine, so it should not be a codec issue. Besides, if I was missing a codec, it would be better to return an error message to that effect instead of "Unhandled exception."