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10th September 2003
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 I can watch the movie but I can't heard it, what can i do?  |
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10th September 2003
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We could use a bit more information: What build of BSPlayer are you using? The latest version is 86 build 501 of Sep 6. If you have a pre-500 version: first install 500 http://www.bsplayer.org/dlfile.php?s...lay086.500.exe and subsequently place the substituting files of build 501 http://www.bsplayer.org/dlfile.php?fname=bsplay.zip in BSPlayer's installation directory). Further: Can you by any chance tell us what type of video-file it is and/or which compression (=codec) is used for it? You can easily find out using a program like GSpot or AviCodec. http://www.headbands.com/gspot/ resp. http://avicodec.duby.info/ (This will also tell you the audio type). Please let us know.  (P.S.: Volume is not turned down to 0 by any chance is it?)
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11th September 2003
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Usualy this is caused by the lack of an ac3 codec. Install one and all should be OK.
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