BakadoPlayer 1.1.0.4

Whats new in version 1.1.0.4:
Som bugs fixed. Added German (Deutsch) language.

Publisher review:
Subtitles oriented media player with separated and sizeable areas for subtitles and movie; no more subs overlapping!
Some features:
- Navigation trough subtitles capability.
- Detachable subtitle list with "go to subtitle" function.
- Support for SRT, SUB, SSA, ASS subtitle formats.
- Support for UTF-8 text encoding.
- Customizable font and color for subtitles.
- Full Screen mode.
- Drag & Drop support.
- Keyboard shortcurs support.
- Check for program updates feature.
- Multilanguage: English, Italian, Spanish, Galican, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Valencian and German with support for non latin languages translations.
Free support forum for bugs report or requests.
Note: Windows Media Player required.
Requirements:
Windows Media Player and codecs

Operating system:
Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Minor Update

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