BSplayer Error x__x
 

BSplayer v1.32.820, Unhandled exception at EIP: 7757847F
If you click 'Close' application will be terminated.
Please report this info to the author with description what were you doing.
Access violation at address 7757847F in module 'ole32.dll'. Read of address 00000000
EAccessViolation
, 0x0055E60F, 0x0055E80D, 0x004554DF, 0x0044C82A, 0x77D48734, 0x77D48816, 0x77D4C63F, 0x77D4E905, 0x004C5049, 0x0044C82A, 0x77D48734, 0x77D48816, 0x77D489CD, 0x77D496C7, 0x004551F4, 0x005608F8, 0x7C816D4F

Bytes at EIP: F3 A7 5F 0F 94 C0 5E 5D C2 08 00 90 90 90 90 90 8B FF

What should I do? Is my media file corrupted?

If no one here knows, does anyone know where I can go to find out?

I am afraid that only BST, creator of BSPlayer can answer this. Message is related to one of the most important part of Windows.

@boredfairy: The only similar post is one concerning playing a matroska file, but unfortunately your post doesn't give any information (other than the error-report itself) at all. Without any additional information I'm afraid even bst might have a hard time to find out (or guess?) what is causing the error.
:wink:

I'm sorry about that lack of information. ^___^ What other information do you want to know? The file I'm trying to play is called "Summer.Scents.Ep.01.V2.DVDrip.XviD-aznV". It's a Korean Drama and the torrent I got it from is offline now. Thank you! ^___^

So.... do I need a dshow filter...?