"DWT Unicode verion applications can't run in a non-Unicde Platform !"
pops up when I try to run it.
RulesPlayer is listed as Win9x compatable right?
I have "UNOFFICIAL Windows98 Second Edition Service Pack 2.1a" installed (which comes with "Microsoft Layer for Unicode")
HELP!
RulesPlayer will not start on Win98SE ?? Anybody can help?
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Island Boy
I found the answer (or the statement that it won't work) for you in the RulesPlayer Forums.
http://www.dsource.org/forums/viewtopic ... ht=unicode
Basically, the developer said back in December that Win 9x support is currently broken and s/he hopes to have it working in the next release.
I suppose that means the TPFC entry should be updated to reflect that.
By the way, Rules Player has a new website - the old one is gone, so that should also be updated in the database:
http://rulesplayer.altervista.org/
I found the answer (or the statement that it won't work) for you in the RulesPlayer Forums.
http://www.dsource.org/forums/viewtopic ... ht=unicode
Basically, the developer said back in December that Win 9x support is currently broken and s/he hopes to have it working in the next release.
I suppose that means the TPFC entry should be updated to reflect that.
By the way, Rules Player has a new website - the old one is gone, so that should also be updated in the database:
http://rulesplayer.altervista.org/
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Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info ashghost.
I will try & get a a diffrent Win 9x gui....
but portablefreeware's "MPlayerGUI V0.5.03" download link broken
& "SMPlayer V0.6.0rc4" is unstable on 98.
so sad....
I will try & get a a diffrent Win 9x gui....
but portablefreeware's "MPlayerGUI V0.5.03" download link broken
& "SMPlayer V0.6.0rc4" is unstable on 98.
so sad....
Mplayer gui
If you just need to get Mplayer running with a gui, you can try the "official" gui package, MPlayer 1.0rc2 Windows GUI at:
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
It's more focused on looks than ease-of-use. There are a bunch of skins available further down the page.
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/design7/dload.html
It's more focused on looks than ease-of-use. There are a bunch of skins available further down the page.
one more note
I thought I'd Google "mplayergui" to see if I could track it down. It's available at Softpedia and Download.com.
However, from the screenshots it appears that it got rolled into the Mplayer project - it's the same gui as the "official" gui.
EDIT:
It's a little more confusing that that. It looks like the old mplayerGUI (boxy, Win32 looks and menus) has moved here:
website: http://jasonyang.cn.googlepages.com/mplayergui
download: http://jasonyang.cn.googlepages.com/MPl ... 17_Lite.7z
That will probably be your best bet for Win 9x.
But the author's name is on those downloads from Softpedia and Download.com that use the "official" gui.
However, from the screenshots it appears that it got rolled into the Mplayer project - it's the same gui as the "official" gui.
EDIT:
It's a little more confusing that that. It looks like the old mplayerGUI (boxy, Win32 looks and menus) has moved here:
website: http://jasonyang.cn.googlepages.com/mplayergui
download: http://jasonyang.cn.googlepages.com/MPl ... 17_Lite.7z
That will probably be your best bet for Win 9x.
But the author's name is on those downloads from Softpedia and Download.com that use the "official" gui.