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I have a lot of DivX-videos with subtitles and/or multiple audiostreams. After having a lot of trouble with MicroDVD, Sasami2K and many other players I tried BSPlayer. It seems to be a good all-in-one-solution.
My main problem is about displaying the subtitles. I wrote a small bsi(ini)-file like this:
[Movie]
Title=test
Directory=.
FName=german.avi
AudioFile2=english.wav
AudioName1=german
AudioName2=english
[Subtitles]
Directory=.
Sub1=german|g.srt
Sub2=english|e.srt
All files are in the same directory (d:\movies\test\).
If I doubleclick on the bsi-file the player starts and plays the movie with language 1 and no subtitles. I can switch the audio but if I select a subtitle, nothing will be displayed. When I change to RGB instead of overlay the subtitle is displayed but in the slow RGB-Mode. When I change from RGB to overlay again the sub is still there, but now the player seems to have closed the bsi-file, because non of the audio- and sub-selections can be found in the menue. They are gone and it lookes like I only opened the avi and the sub. Any help for me?
My main problem is about displaying the subtitles. I wrote a small bsi(ini)-file like this:
[Movie]
Title=test
Directory=.
FName=german.avi
AudioFile2=english.wav
AudioName1=german
AudioName2=english
[Subtitles]
Directory=.
Sub1=german|g.srt
Sub2=english|e.srt
All files are in the same directory (d:\movies\test\).
If I doubleclick on the bsi-file the player starts and plays the movie with language 1 and no subtitles. I can switch the audio but if I select a subtitle, nothing will be displayed. When I change to RGB instead of overlay the subtitle is displayed but in the slow RGB-Mode. When I change from RGB to overlay again the sub is still there, but now the player seems to have closed the bsi-file, because non of the audio- and sub-selections can be found in the menue. They are gone and it lookes like I only opened the avi and the sub. Any help for me?