Ever since the very beginning in the year 2000, the BS.Player has been one of the world's most popular multimedia players. It is popular for many reasons, one however should be pointed out: BS.Player is the first player ever to enable its users to focus on watching the movie instead of dealing with poor computer capabilities or running around looking for a proper setting and codec. Because it does not use much processing power it is suitable for all those who use slightly less capable computers. The multimedia playback has not been and will never be disturbed by any annoying technical problem often experienced with software of this kind.

* Changes in 2.50.1017:
* another YouTube fix
* fixed problem with EVR in full screen mode

IMPROVEMENTS:
- EVR aspect ratio fixes
- fixed subtitle positioning with new subtitle parser/renderer
- fixed playback of YouTube videos
- some Media Library (ML) fixes
- fixed output audio device setting which was not saved in some circumstances
- subtitles can be now placed under the video using EVR renderer in Vista. Check option 'Enable drawing subtitles under image with EVR renderer' in Subtitles preferences.
- fixed translations in registration windows
- fixed flickering with EVR renderer

ADDITIONS:
- option to display playback time in milliseconds. Check option 'Show media time in milliseconds' in General preferences.
- option to select mutiple languages for online subtitles, if subtitle for the first language is not found, second language is used and then third etc...
- additional actions when playback is finished: shutdown, hibernate, reboot, close BS.Player
- added support for UTF-8 language files, also BS.Player User Interface (UI) is now more Unicode compatible, meaning it can display cyrillic, chinese, japanese, hebrew and other non-latin characters
- 'Remember movie settings' option will now also remember full screen/windowed mode, also if 'Remember last movie position' in not selected, 'Remember movie settings' will not remember position of videos.
- Display of total time and time of selected media files in PlayList (PL)

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