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15th May 2005
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 Player crashes I downloaded an avi file and when I tried to open it with my BSPlayer, it made it crash. In fact, this avi crashed everything on my computer except VLC Player. I tried to play a MPG file later and it crashed BSPlayer. I also tried to open a VOB and that also crashed the player. So I uninstalled BSPlayer and reinstalled it, nope, it's still crashing. I did attempt to play a wmv and it plays fine. Any suggestions on what codec I need or what happened? Is there information in the log that will tell me what went wrong?  |
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| Re: Player crashes Quote:
__________________ Help2Help (click) BSplayer: simply the best & most versatile (Build 1072 Dutch language here!) When posting always mention your computer's OS and the version and build number(!) of BS.Player as used by you, as well as - if applicable and especially when encountering problems - the type(s) of the file(s) mentioned in your post. Private messages/Visitor messages are NOT for seeking personal help with respect to BS.Player! Instead use the forums! |
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15th May 2005
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You probably lack, or have old versions of divx, xvid and mpeg2 decoders http://forum.bsplayer.org/viewtopic.php?t=3042 |
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16th May 2005
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#3 I installed GSpot and loaded the file into it. The problem is at the bottom, the render button is not highlighted, so I cannot click on it. On the right it says Codec: 4CC DX50/divx Name: DivX 5.0 Stat: Codec not installed (when I click on that it says that this file might not play on my OS. I'm just assuming I have an older DivX codec even though I installed the DivX player 2 days ago) Under Audio, it has this under codec ac3 (0x2000) Dolby Laboratories, Inc That also says codec is not installed (and yes, I installed the audio codec that I was told I should when I originally downloaded the file) #4 I admit, I'm a codec pack junkie. I always want to have all the codecs because I'm always working with converting and making media, plus downloading tons of media people have created with different codecs. I like to have everything I need installed so I always assumed that the codec packs were necessary. I've been using them for years, usually Nemo's codec pack and never had trouble. So what I should be doing is installing the DivX5.0 codec and the ac3 codec as stated in #4, correct? Is there anything else I should do since I was not able to click the render button? Oh, I forgot, under stream type it says: OpenDML AVI IMRR 1.0 I/L 1 aud frame (32 ms) Split: Yes |
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16th May 2005
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DivX codec XviD codec AC3 codec (or AC3Filter) should be enough to play all Avi files. |
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17th May 2005
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The avi files now play fine but the MPG still don't. I plugged an MPG into GSpot and it said there were no codecs and still the player shuts down as soon as it starts to play. :(
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17th May 2005
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Probably an MPEG2 file. Download and install an MPEG2 decoder, such as elecard or bitctrl.
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