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Open Locked Media Files in Win7 isn't working I cannot change the file name of a video while it is open in Win7. It worked okay in XP. Any clues/help? Thanks! |
You cannot change a filename in WinXP (SP3) either when that same file is playing. This, I would also say, is normal behaviour (as to be expected). IMHO this is a windows' rather than a BS.Player feature/issue. :wink: |
Then I guess I don't know what 'Open Locked Media Files' is used for. :smile Honestly, I could change the file name of a running video in XP. :confused: |
Honestly I can't (still using XP SP3; maybe a multi-user environment in your case?) As indicated by BS.Player itself the option "Open locked media files (files in use)" means: "If checked BSplayer will try to open files that are in use (still downloading, recording...)". This is a BS.Player feature. However (as mentioned before) the message/error which you get when trying to change a filename of a file which is in use (by any application for that matter) is an MS-Windows' message. :wink: |
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