I'm glad you appreciated our work :D

The error when closing BSplayer can be circumvented by pressing STOP before closing BSplayer (and/or by closing the movie).
The plugin works with ms (milliseconds) and not with frames. I think it's a great thing that the plugin saves the bcf files in ms instead of time format since it's really simpler to manage with the editors and to prevent bugs (but if you still want to edit the bcf files manually I wrote a tutorial in the previous page :wink: )
(plus the format should had been hh:mm:ss.xxx where xxx are the milliseconds :wink: and it's the one used in my editor's JumpTo function, and it's also displayed as a tooltip on the time fields)

I suggest you to use my bcf creator instead of the one developped by RafkeP (Rafke's one works perfectly, but you can use it only to create bcf files, you can't modify them nor use the other useful function provided by mine :wink: )
@ RafkeP: I know you would had suggested the same :)

To make it become part of BSplayer, I should rewrite it in C++ and at the moment I'm not able (and I don't have time) to do it.. but it's almost integrated into BSplayer since you have only to start the BCF editor (it's also an editor, not only a creator) and then it will interact with BSplayr exactly as if it had been incorporated in it..

I you (or anybody else) need it, I can write a small tutorial to use all of its functions, but I think it's already easy to learn to use it... :roll:

I think the only things I'll add to my editor will be a drag&drop feature and an option to sort and merge overlapping intervals

Somehow I did not recieve follow-up notifications from the last replies,
so I'm a bit late with my reply :?

I agree with Tizio that you should use his BCF editor: I will not improve mine anymore (I will probably take it down completely)

Too bad to hear that the bug is still there. For the moment it's not high on my to-do list, but I will look into it eventually. (same goes for the disable option)

Maybe I should adapt the plugin so that the format of BCF files is like SRT.
In that way the usual tools can be used to re-sync and adjust frame rates.
The internal subtitle editor from BSplayer can then probably be used too.

both creators works fine for me with BS 2.24.

Thanks to everyone helped to make this plugin.

:D I'm glad you appreciated our efforts :D
(even if Rafke made the most important part..the plugin) :P

i hope that this option can be added to bsplayer as it completly helpful...

thanks...