[SOLVED] reading files ?
 

I've some films in divx. I also have the last version of bsplayer and the last codecs... but I can't open some files with bsplayer... but if I use the VLC Mediaplayer it's possible to read the files...

could someone tell me why I can't read files with my favorite (bs) player ?

Because VLC uses it's own set of codecs, BSPlayer uses what you have installed. Conclusion - there is something wrong with your codecs. Maybe you have too many of them, so they interfere with each other. Maybe you haven't installed ones needed for playback of those movies. Maybe you have broken codecs.
If you provide more information, then someone might be able to help you.
Get GSpot beta:
http://www.headbands.com/gspot/gspot252dl.html
Open movie with it. It will tell you what codecs was it made with.
Then install/reinstall those codecs, or post this information here.

Are you sure is an .avi file, encoded with DivX ?
Maybe MPEG2 ? Is it posible ?

here you can see the gspot printscreen. And now... ? I'm a bit lost...

1) disable OR unistall ffdshow.
To uninstall just go to add/remove programs.
To disable go to ffdshow configuration page. You should find ffdshow group somewhere in start menu. If you can't then:
a) find ffdshow.ax file
b) open command line: "start" --> "run.." --> write cmd
c) write:
C:\WINDOWS\system32\rundll32.exe c:\path to ffdshow\ffdshow.ax,configure
This is for latest Windows, if you have old Windows version, instead of cmd write command and instead system32\rundll32.exe write system\rundll.exe

In ffdshow configuration window, in "codecs" tab change "decoder" for DivX 5 to "disabled"

2) if after that you still experience problems, uninstall divx 5, get latest version from www.divx.com page and install again.

[edit]
Before step 2, if step 1 don't work go to Xvid decoder configuration page. Uncheck there all boxes under "fourCC support". Then see if it works

waouw ! you guys are terrible ! the problem is fixed with simply uninstalling ffdshow ! I will try this on my XP-laptop too (in w2kpro OK).

but some films will still not be opened. It seems they are OGG... ? do I have to ddl some more codecs for that kind of files ?

(see printscreens below)

I've found this thread : http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?t=5369

and I've installed the ogg exe and everything is now OK.

thanks again for aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaall of your help !

O_O .... ^^'


Good good, so, after all, there are people who know how to search the forum.