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8th August 2005
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 subtitles are not saved the problem is: i check the button "save properties of video files" on, and bsplayer must save then all the proprties of files, including subtitles. but, i load subtitle in a file, and then i close the file, and then when i open file again - ooops, subtitle aren't there... and i have to load it every time. how can i fix it?  |
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8th August 2005
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Read item (9) of my Help2Help-post. Also check out settings under (rightclick >) Options > Preferences > Subtitles. 
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9th August 2005
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thanx for answering! if i've understand this correct, i can load subtitles automatically ONLY if they placed in the same directory and named the same name as movie. right? and nothing else |
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9th August 2005
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If the first part of the subtitlename equals the moviename and the subtitlefile is either in the same map/directory as the movie or in one of the subtitle directories which you can define under .. Preferences > Subtitles (south-east quarter) it will indeed play automatically unless you've "Subtitles disabled" under Preferences. Further there is a possibility there to "Auto load any subtitle in current directory" (i.e. irrespective of its filename). Another option is to use an ini or bsi file to start (read item (8) of my Help2Help-post). 
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9th August 2005
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ok, i got it, thanx... maybe then you can tell me about 1 more question too. ok< maybe do you know in which file bsplayer keeps files' properties? like favorites etc.. |
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9th August 2005
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In BSPlayer's installation folder there are two files: BSplayer.YourName.xml and EQ.YourName.xml (EQ=equalizer). (Further files of interest may be: bsplay.sav and bsplay.bkf) These files can all be opened with e.g. Notepad or WordPad. Edit: In WinXP starting from BSPlayer version 1.38 build 828 config is saved in user home directory
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9th August 2005
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thanx one more time!
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