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How to enable intervideo audio options for a standalone BSCD CD. To enable these option, you need to register the decoder, and can do so with the following .bat file: if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" goto OSNT %windir%\system\regsvr32 iviaudio.ax goto end :OSNT %windir%\system32\regsvr32 iviaudio.ax :end unregister with: if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" goto OSNT %windir%\system\regsvr32 /u iviaudio.ax goto end :OSNT %windir%\system32\regsvr32 /u iviaudio.ax :end So now, if you have a 5.1 soundcard, you can enable your speakers or SPDIF passthrough to a home theater system Adios |
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I just wanted to post this for people making their own standalone CDs without using someone elses program. I've been making my own standalones using CD Autorun because I like to include lots of text extras, links, and tutorials on my CDs. Although I have to admit, I should give your program a try since I have been having trouble getting them to work in Win98. You actually responded to my post on this subject: http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?t=4859 Anyway, I can't recall the post, but I remember you telling someone else about how your program solves the "Win98/WinME" problem. Can you give me any insight on how you did that? Win98 doesn't want to load my .bsi files, nor will it recognize my .ini files. thanks |
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BTW, I found the post I referred to earlier: http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic....hlight=autorun ...and you had this to say: Quote:
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