After a long time that I use bsplayer 2.24 without problems suddenly it started to crash when I tried to open video files giving an error as the one for T3st3r:
BSplayer v2.24.954, Unhandled exception at EIP: 0309D67E
If you click 'Close' application will be terminated.
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Invalid floating point operation
EInvalidOp
Call stack: 00000000,0309D67E,0040496B.
I have an athlon xp 1800+ , ati 9600xt, win xp sp2 and the codec pack 3.45 from
http://www.codecguide.com/ (and till now they didn't give me any problem). So I decided to update the player to the last version 2.26 and the same for the codecpack (3.65), but the problem remained. I scanned the files with Gspot and it didn't find anything strange (codecs regularly installed). I noticed that if I decided to close the application when it reports the error it crashed, while if I decided to continue the video didn't start and I needed to press PLAY as for bender03. I noticed also the this problem happened with avi files while didn't with mpeg ones.
Wondering among the bsplayer options I noticed that the options under "video" (divx 3.11, divx 4, ffdshow properties) were greyed. So I changed the video renderer to vmr9, but the problem still remained even if the error message changed a little in the digits. So I looked in the codec options and I found h264 and divx disabled. I enabled them and the problem seems to be disappeared and in the video option of bsplayer the ffdshow properties are now selectable while the ones for dix3.11 and 4 not yet.
So do you think that the problem was in the codec?it's strange because it happened all by itself.