Associated extensions

trodas · #1 (**permalink**) 2nd February 2007

Maybe I just don't know what to do, but still - how one can remove these filetypes from the list?
Add extension working flawlessly, however removing does not seems to work at all? :roll: :?:

I tried like I adding them - type extension like "MPG" and click on remove. No update on the list, sadly. Any other ideas :?:

Tizio · #2 (**permalink**) 3rd February 2007

Are you sure?
I just tried with BSplayer v2.12 (2.14 is on another PC) and it worked... just select the added extension (not chek, but just highlight it), then press the remove button ;)

If you still have problem post again and we'll find another solution (maybe by editing bsplayer.xml file ;) )

trodas · #3 (**permalink**) 19th June 2007

Yes, I tried 2.21 Pro and it does not work also.
1.41 - it did not work too.

What editing of the xml file?

You mean this line?

Code:

<RegExt type="string">ASF;ASX;AVI;DAT;DIVX;M2V;MKV;MPEG;MPG;VOB;WMV;TS;RM;RAM;MOV;3GP;WM;</RegExt>

Tizio · #4 (**permalink**) 19th June 2007

Hi!
If you want to remove added extensions, you have to delete this line:

Code:

	<CustomExt type="string">;*.EXT</CustomExt>

(just above the BSplayer LANGUAGE line)

I don't know if you can remove default extensions, never tried... otherwise the line you pointed can come in help :roll:

trodas · #5 (**permalink**) 25th June 2007

No "CustomExt" string found at ALL in my BSplayer.xml file, orginally from v2.21 install.

And just once again in case you miss it - I want remove the DEFAULT extensions that are there by some misteke or something, like mp2, m3, m3u and such that are there for WinAMP and never for BSplayer...

And it never worked for me, ever.

trodas · #6 (**permalink**) 25th June 2007

...and clicking and clicking and clicking and it NEVER EVER WORK.... It does not want to remove the ASX extension at all... :? :evil: