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Crash with BSI files I get BSPlayer to crash when i try to load a BSI file in BSPlayer 1.02 Here is the BSI file : Code: [Main] Version=1.00 [Movie] Directory=. FName=my_movie.ogm Code: BSplayer v1.02.812, Unhandled exception at EIP: 004E1875 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 004E1875 in module 'bsplayer.exe'. Write of address 0000000C EAccessViolation , 0x00542673, 0x00542871, 0x004553C3, 0x0044C70E, 0x77D18709, 0x77D187EB, 0x77D1C00E, 0x77D1E366, 0x004B9EF9, 0x0044C70E, 0x77D18709, 0x77D187EB, 0x77D189A5, 0x77D1BCCC, 0x004550D8, 0x00544240, 0x7C816D4F I really can't see what causes this problem :/ if anyone can please help... |
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Do I understand correctly that you try to load a .bsi file in BSPlayer? The purpose of .bsi (.ini) files is that you double-click on it (from Explorer), which will then start BSplayer and perform its task with the preferences as defined in the bsi-file. Have a look under BSPlayer's F.A.Q.s or at HWMaker's website. There is some explanation.
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I know what .bsi files are supposed to be... i just meant that I tried to open my file another way when I saw that double-clicking it made BSPlayer crash... And of course I first tried with a much more complicated file, and then removed all parts that *could* eventually have caused the problem. That's why there are only the mandatory lines left in it... |
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Does the same video-file play "straight forward" in BSPlayer (without using .bsi)? If not maybe check out adicoto's list of codecs as linked to in the last line of item 4 of my Help2Help post.
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Just asked DragonFighter (of HWMaker) by pm if he could maybe shed some light on this.
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Weird. I'm off ogm for a while though because mkv (matroska) is much more suitable for my needs. But I cannot remember having had any problems with defining ogm in bsi file which I used a lot. This isn't the whole ini file you posted here, isn't it?
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The update (build 814) doesn't fix that bug.. :? BSplayer v0.86 opens the bsi file without crashing.. :roll: P.S: Moreover, build 814 doesn't contain the new updated greek language file.. I guess I've to send it again to bst.. |
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