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It is posible to cancel codecmanager when bsplayer install without network? I use bsplayer.exe /S but I need a command to cancel codecmanger without user invervention, like taskill.

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I know taskkill command, but WPI execute first command from config.

If I use bsplayersetup.exe /S here appear codecmanager, and in WPI taskkill run after prevision command is finished :)

Exemple:

1. WPI execute/run first command1 which is bsplayer.exe /S but this command isn`t finished because appear this like in the picture

http://i55.tinypic.com/15z2is6.jpg

I think work if is such command1 ---> bsplayer.exe /S & wait 10 sec & taskkil codecmanager.exe

I put in command1 this but not work.

bsplayer_pro257.1051.exe" /S {SLEEP} 10 {TASKKILL} codecmanager.exe

Another question

How can make this reg to be import if I have Win install on D, E, F, G etc.......

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BST\bsplayerv1\VirtualReg\CLSID\{0B390488-D80F-4A68-8408-48DC199F0E97}\InprocServer32]

@="C:\\Documents and Settings\\Administrator\\BSplayer PRO\\FFDShow\\ffdshow.ax"

"ThreadingModel"="Both"

I try this but with now succes

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\BST\bsplayerv1\VirtualReg\CLSID\{0B390488-D80F-4A68-8408-48DC199F0E97}\InprocServer32]

@="%APPDATA%\\BSplayer PRO\\FFDShow\\ffdshow.ax"

"ThreadingModel"="Both"

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  • 5 weeks later...
Added {JSCRIPT}=TimedWaitForProgram(ImageName,Minutes) to monitor

installers, or any program, to close before moving on to next install

item. This was requested for installers or scripts that do not wait

properly when they launch installers from inside themselves.

Usage: {JSCRIPT}=TimedWaitForProgram("Setup.exe",10)

The image name is case sensitive. Minutes is the amount of time WPI

will wait before moving on in case the program hangs/crashes.

WPI will check every 3 seconds or until the specified minutes is

reached.

To see the actual image name, open a command prompt window, start the

program/installer, at the command prompt type "tasklist". This will

give a list of all the running programs.

From the changelog...

You can use this command to fix your installation.

Edited by Kelsenellenelvian
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Tks. I will try

I try with this:

{JSCRIPT}=TimedWaitForFile("%wpipath%\Install\Software\bsplayer_pro257.1051.exe",5)

{TASKKILL} codecmanager.exe

WPI tell me command succes but bsplayer isn`t install.

What is wrong?

Edited by condor
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