BSplayer 2.0 + windows vista

[Tizio]

Originally Posted by SurlyDuff

Ahh the rendering option seemed to be the problem. I selected overlay mixer and now it seems to work fine. I noticed that Media Player Classic also turns off the DirectX, guess BSPlayer has to as well.

It seems that this DirecX10 is not so retro-compatible :roll:
And probably Vista itself is not :x

[adicoto]

At least one problem seems to be solved :D

[Tizio]

Originally Posted by adicoto

At least one problem seems to be solved :D

Which one :?:
MP4?

[adicoto]

Originally Posted by SurlyDuff

Ahh the rendering option seemed to be the problem. I selected overlay mixer and now it seems to work fine. I noticed that Media Player Classic also turns off the DirectX, guess BSPlayer has to as well.

No, not MP4

[Tizio]

Originally Posted by adicoto

No, not MP4

:o

[emmanuelx]

after 1 week i found the problem .... is aero glass ...just disable like http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/966/v...parency_effect set to "windows vista basic " everything work after

[adicoto]

But Vista disables Aero automatically when opening a file via BSplayer.

[emmanuelx]

nope is does

[SurlyDuff]

After I set the rendering mode to Internal Renderer DirectDraw Surface (Overlay Mixer worked once or twice but then I got the black screen again), Vista no longer needs to turn off Aero Glass to play files :D ...which is pretty sweet.

[Tizio]

A just tried BS.Player with Vista RTM build and it plays fine
Unfortunally I wasn't able to run with Aero style enabled (since I run Vista in a virtual machine and the video drivers are not yet optimized for it), plus I disabled User Control.. In next days I'll test it with standard Vista configuration and maybe with Aero style enabled

[spencey82]

I am running Vista Ultimate. I was unable to get BSplayer working until I changed the video overlay. That fixed the video problem. There's still a problem with file access. Every time I open a file, I get a windows message:

"Windows cannot find
X:\Filename.avi. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again"

The files open fine and play fine, but I always get that message. Any idea why?

[adicoto]

I think there is the same limitation of the dot number in a filename. Try to erase some of the dots and see if you get the same message.

[vorob]

2 SurlyDuff

You write about how to fix black screen problem, BUT WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL WHERE THIS OPTION??? Tell me please how to engage Internal Renderer DirectDraw Surface??? Thank you.

[BSPeter]

Don't SHOUT!
(rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Video > [Video rendering]
(Then select mode under "Rendering mode").

[Mat2000]

We are working on Vista OS. New version of Bsplayer for Vista will be out very soon.

[Tizio]

[crazyheinz]

Originally Posted by BSPeter

Don't SHOUT!
(rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Video > [Video rendering]
(Then select mode under "Rendering mode").

I dont find this option.
Only thing i see is, divx 3.11 proporties, divx4 proporties and ffdshow proporties.
I' m using the newest version of bs player...

[BSPeter]

Where you see
[Video]
+DivX 3.11 properties
+DivX 4+ properties
+FDD show properties
move your eyes a wee bit to the right
then below the word Video
you will notice four tabs:
[General] [OSD] [OSD Options] and [Video rendering]
Now click on [Video rendering] and ..... :lol:

[crazyheinz]

ok thank you.
So when i set it to the original one back again, it don't gonna have a black screen anymore.

[deano_b]

had same problem in vista ultimate so altered to overlay mixer rendering and its ok now!