Bug: MediaBox not loading on Windows XP Spanish

[joseluis]

When running MediaBox I get a dialog box with the following message:
"Cannot find any localized media resources. Please check if any
language files in the languages folder." After that MediaBox stops
loading.

I guess the problem is that on non english Windows when no translation
is available, MediaBox, Blader and CooREC don't use english language
files as default.

I found a workaround for my problem (Windows XP Spanish) by creating
language files for the three aplications named es_es.xml using the
english language file as a template and editing the following fields
to match my language specifications (Spanish):
<LocaleId>1034</LocaleId>
<Name>Spanish</Name>

I will eventually upload the Spanish files when I fully translate
them.

Regards.

[Hendy.So]

Hi,

Thanks. Yes, it's a bug. It is designed that every language other than English and Chinese will use English as the default language. But I am sorry there is a bug when handle this. Now it has been fixed. Please update MediaBox online or just download it again and re-install.

http://www.hensence.com/mbox/download/MediaBox.1.0.0.348.setup.exe

 

And you are appreciated if you can contribute the Spanish language files. But I am afraid to say that my English is not very good. So forgive me if there is any problem in the English language files

 

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Hendy.So

[Sam]

"But I am afraid to say that my English is not very good. So forgive me if there is any problem in the English language files."

I am happy to help you with the English language files. How can I do that? I would really like to contribute to MediaBox in this way.

Thanks.

Regards,
Sam

[Hendy.So]

Thanks. MediaBox now supports multi-language. Anybody wants to make your own language can follow blow instructions.

In the same level folder of every .exe file, there is a language folder. By default, there are 3 kinds of lanugage, English, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. You can copy one of them and rename it the name of your language and translate every string resource in the file. And then upload it to the MediaBox backend through the Main Menu->Language->Upload Lanugage Pack. I will check the language files uploaded and if no problem I will release it to the users. Users can get the new language files through the Main Menu->Language->Download/Update Language Packs menu item. Don't worry about the <BasicInfo> fields, I will fill them for you. You can only specify the correct language name.

 

<BasicInfo>

<Name>English</Name>

<LocaleId>1033</LocaleId>

<Translator>Hendy</Translator>

<Version>1.0.0.349</Version>

<VersionCode>1</VersionCode>

</BasicInfo>

 

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Hendy.So