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mikkokh · #1 (**permalink**) 7th August 2006

Possibly remove this username from forum? I have stop use this program a long time ago...

Tizio · #2 (**permalink**) 7th August 2006

Only the administrators are able to delete users accounts.
If one of them will see this topic they'll remove your name (maybe)

There are a lot of users that should be removed/banned from this forum but are still here, so I think they will not remove your :roll:

Just for my curiousity..why have you stopped using BSplayer?

mikkokh · #3 (**permalink**) 8th August 2006

Thanks.

Top reason is that "Whenu Save!" (I relly hate that kind "extras"!) and that other reason is too high price. Also with BSplayer, i have been many DVD movies that have been open better with some other player - So i think that price is too much for me pecause i can't use it as one and only player for Video files and medias.

I have buy many Windows programs from Internet (MP3Test, dBpowerAMP Music Converter, FireDaemon, Winamp, Daemon Tools...), but they all has been much cheaper that BSplayer, and most of them has also give me lifetime updates for free without time limit... Winamp 5 Pro is big question about that, but i buy it's license mostly to support it.

J7N · #4 (**permalink**) 8th August 2006

Winamp 5 in fact is quite similar to BSPlayer now:
*- Development now concentrates on supporting closed / protected formats and graphic interface (modern skins).
*- All the "Professional" functions can be done in other programs. The "professional" MP3 encoder is in fact free LAME encoder, audio CD reading can be done using CDex or EAC. Looks like the new development team just decided to cash-in on popular terms like "ripping" and "mp3".
*- Bundled commercial Gracenote CDDB and some also commercial eMusic stuff.
*- Foobar2000 emerged because of this crictism and supports everything a modern player should: floating point processing, high number of sound channels.