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30th May 2004
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 No Image or no sound I installed this new version and found that when playing some files there's no sound (some Divx5.1, files i've seen before and do have sound). In the other hand there are files i can listen to perfectly but the image is totally distorted (CVD-DVDrip). There are also files I have no problems viewing them, but anyway I'd like to use only one player instead of two to view all files. Thanks in advance!  |
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30th May 2004
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rightclick > Options > Preferences > Audio Is "System default" selected for both "AC3 decoding" and "Output device". If not: try if audio still missing when "system default" selected (If not already done perhaps install AC3 filter.) Further " image is totally distorted (CVD-DVDrip)." What video-type is that (you can find out using e.g. GSpot; the second item of my Help-to-Help post has a link where to download). 
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1st June 2004
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Hi again I followed your instructions as written, and here are the results. 1- Sound. I don't know if I did it correctly... did i have to install it in the BSplayer directory or just install it? I just installed, and there's still no sound. I used the GSpot with this file and there seems to be no problem within the file. 2- Image. I downloaded the Gspot and the file is MPEG(.MPG/.MPEG/.VOB). I pressed the "render" label on the Gspot program and it says that DirectShow claims to be able to play the file using Cyberlink Video/SP decoder or something like that. If you wan't more details I can paste the entire thing. Anyway this video file seems to be a bit corrupted, as when playing it with other players it skips some parts, it jumps from min 1:30 to 2:56 i.e. I hope this helps you in developing the BSplayer. Tell me if you wan't to know what hardware I use. I'm running BSplayer under WinXP |
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