Convert BSplayer Pro File

[Master Yoda]

What programs are there that can convert a BSplayer Pro File to avi or mpeg ?? if any are any freeware.

Sorry this is proberly the wrong section but as i dont know what program i dont really know where else to put it

[unskinnyboy]

First time I am hearing of a BSplayer Pro File! What is its extension?

[guada 2]

Perhaps Master yoda.com :D :D :D

[Master Yoda]

Originally posted by guada 2
Perhaps Master yoda.com :D :D :D

LOL

Sorry dont know the file extension, a mate asked if i could find out he just said they it was a bsplayer pro file

[ukb008]

Hello Master Yoda.

BS Player is a propriatory software media player, and a good one. It's freeware if you don't want DVD-playing capability.

Since it is a media player, it plays media files, it is not a media file itself.

All files have an extension provided by the program that has created it. For example, files made by MS Word have the extension ".doc". Media files usually have extensions like:

.vob
.avi
.mpg
.mov
.mp3
.ac3

etc etc.

If the extension of files in your computers is not visible, then please go to Control Panel > Folder Options > View > Hide Extensions for Known File-types and uncheck the last one.

Regards.

[Master Yoda]

Not to sound rude but i know what a file extention is and how to show the extention.I also guessed as i have not used the program that bsplayer pro is a program.

The reason i ask how to convert a bsplayer pro file rather than giving the file extention was that the mate that ask just said it was a bsplater pro file, he never told me the extention.

[ukb008]

Allow me to apologize.

Regards.

[unskinnyboy]

Originally posted by Master Yoda
The reason i ask how to convert a bsplayer pro file rather than giving the file extention was that the mate that ask just said it was a bsplater pro file, he never told me the extention.
I got what the issue is. :D

Your mate is using Windows XP and any media file associated with BSPlayer would show up in the 'Type' column in the folder view as 'BSPlayer Pro file'.

Like this:
http://img114.echo.cx/img114/7255/clipboard012rz.jpg

This just means that the file is just a media file with the file association set to BSPlayer. Ask him for the extension and it should be a format familiar to us all. :D

[yaz]

Originally posted by unskinnyboy
Your mate is using Windows XP and any media file associated with BSPlayer would show up in the 'Type' column in the folder view as 'BSPlayer Pro file'. sure. it's a file association. your mate clicked the 'associate it with all supported file type' (or sg like that) option, very likely. if it bothers in any way let's reinstall bsp w/o this option. however, it does not mean anything as regards the 'playability' of such files in any other player.

btw, what's the prob w/such files ?

the bests
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[frog2]

What programs are there that can convert a BSplayer Pro File to avi or mpeg ??
Two weeks ago I downloaded several movies. They all had .avi extension. But then something went wrong, maybe because of a virus. When I right clicked on a movie choosing properties, type of file was no longer avi, rather BSplayerProFile.avi. I burned above movies to DVD and my DVD Recorder was unable to play them. Then I right clicked on one of the above movies choosing properties again, specifying that I want these types of files to be opened with Windows Media Player. Finally, I restarted the computer and it was Video Clip instead of BSplayerProFile.avi or avi under Type of file. I burned the movies again to DVD and everything was fine. I don’t know what all that means but I hope it helps. Lol. :confused: