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BS is No BS...But what about RM's |
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BSPlayer can play RM, if you have the apropiate codecs : http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?t=3042 |
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First of all you don't need realplayer. Second, you need a splitter, as MaxB said. You have downloaded it from the firs link. So, go in the folder where you have extracted the archive. Create an txt file with the .bat extension. Inside wrote: regsvr32 /s RealMediaSplitter.ax Run the bat file. Second thing, the dlls you have downloaded from the second link must be copyied to the windows\system32 folder. |
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Well, now I have the splitter registered. But I have d/l the rp9win32codecs.tar.bz2 file but neither XP nor my unzipper that is supposed to recognise .tar files will open it. And if I do get it opened, what then? Please..where do I go from here? It would be great if BSplayer could play Real and QT files, as I really hate both those players. |
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i know i asked this before,but...Have any you tried this "Real Alternative".( 3/4 of the way down this page)it sounds much less painful http://home.hccnet.nl/h.edskes/finalbuilds.htm |
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I have tryied the qucktimealt. The .mov files are played fine, but only by the mediaplayer classic included. But I'll give a try in a day or so. No harm can be done. The way i've descriebed works ok.
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Firstly, thank you all for your patience and assistance. I have now got the BSPlayer to work with rm files. Now for QT. I d/l the codecs which include qtmlClient.dll plus 3 others called qt internet extras, qt and qt essentials. I copied the dll to System32 folder but what do I do with the others? |
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Oh yes, I would like to add that there are, perhaps, some anomalies in the Real Codec/Splitter, because for some reason, there is a certain .rm file that I have which cannot be played by it (in BSPlayer), but it works fine in RealOne. I believe that the Codec/Splitter may be incomplete or not fully functional.
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I've just tried Media Player Classic, from http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli or as a package in FinalBuild's site, http://home.hccnet.nl/h.edskes/finalbuilds.htm Like what adicoto said, Quicktime works fine in it. I also tested the .rm file which I was unable to play in BSPlayer and it worked fine too. I think there must be some code inherent in MPC that allows both Real and QT to work properly, and that is probably why Real couldn't fully work in BSPlayer and WMP (yes you can play them in there too, as long as you got the codec and splitter), and QT not being able to at all. |
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