"bsplayer v1.00.806 - free for non comercial use"
 

hi

i had been using bsplayer v0.8 from a long time and just updated to 1.00.8 a few hours ago. but after opening a movie file, it appears the message "bsplayer v1.00.806 - free for non comercial use" over the screen and it just doesnt go away, and anything else i do, like play or adjusting volume or anything, the text stays there, and i havent found something to make it go away

is this a bug or just something i have to disable?

can anyone help?

It seems to be a feature :@

bleah... I'm searching for a new movie player...

And it is anoying, same problem here :evil:

nah, the fact that it doesn't go away is a bug...
[message disappears right away on mine.]

sorry CR0n0, I can't tell what to do about the persistent OSD
try fiddling with the OSD/video settings, just in case

that totally sucks

i guess ill go back to v0.8.

it had been working great, just wanted to know what improvements 1.0 had


i have the .8 installer if someone wants it

anyway, if someone finds a way to get rid of that msg please post, itll be greatly appreciated

I want it :)
mail me plz: mentat@dap.ro

I do not confirm this! :evil:
The message "Free for non-commercial use" immediately dissapears like Quitseb's case.

However, I fear that Webteh will gradually make BSplayer a shareware application... :(

If the 'freeware' message goes away immediately (as it seems to on mine), then it shouldn't be a problem.

go into prefrences and go to VIDEO and select the OSD tab, remove the checkmark for "Enable OSD" and then restart bsplayer. Fixed the problem for me....

I like the OSD but without the "bsplayer v1.00.806 - free for non comercial use" words there whenever I play a video file.

Is there anyway to disable it?
If not I would like to request for a way to disable those words or you can put them in theAbout screen.

NEW BS Player SUXX!!!
 

I Will return to 0.86.500, that plays my OGM files correctly, without stupid errors like "List out of bounds"... Or will try MV2 Player.

we must find a open source player
 

i think the best solution is to find an open source player.
that way never someboy will charge us for it use
it's a shame that bsplayer is becoming paid.

No one said that!
I only fear that BSplayer maybe become shareware one day. And that isn't for sure. :wink:

Edit: I'm sure that BSplayer main developer continues to be Boris.
As he keeps updating the program and resolving the remaining bugs the opensource idea maybe isn't really good..

Ok, I searched more the issue of future shareware and that is what I've found:

BSPlayer will always be free for non-commercial use
:D :D
Go to BSplayer homepage and click on "Purchase" button. You 'll see it by yourselves. 8)

For me the theat text is staying there ALL the time :@

Also, i cannot see any movie in full screen :(

seems to be a bug, there's a fix already ("- Fixed OSD bug, sometimes OSD messages didn't dissapear
" - see news page).. however, the 807 version isn't on the download page yet..

it disappears in 807, but I still think it's stupid.

maybe it would be ok, if it appeared only when you START bsplayer, not every time you open a file...

jeez, it's annoying! makes me feel like i'm using pirated software or something

besides... it shows the wrong version - 805

Yes, private I agree with you. It should stay on the About box not the OSD.
It's a shame!

Maybe time to switch to Gabest's Media Player Classic

yeah, I also find the"free for non-commercial use" very annoying
guess there's really no free lunch in this world

the one feature that I like abt BSPlayer is the ability to change the brightness , colour and contrast of the screen without depending on the codec used.
Too bad MEdia Player Classic does not have this feature :roll:

BSPlayer will always be free for non-commercial use.

If you have problem with label :
"bsplayer v1.00.806 - free for non comercial use"
Register Bsplayer and this message will disappear, and you will support future development of BSPlayer.

Yes Boris is owner of Webteh ltd , and still developing BSPlayer, with other programmers at Webteh, ltd.