dBpowerAMP Audio Player R2 Beta 7

**Spoons** · July 19, 2002, 08:11 PM

thanks Spoon, this ones will take a while to test.

nice surprise in the "play list editor" too :D

there was one other thing maybe for the next ver? "loop" :p

**totalXSive** · August 02, 2002, 02:21 PM

Don't know how long this bug (or feature?) has been around, but try this:

1. Play a song in dAP.
2. Close dAP during the song.
3. Re-open dAP.
4. Open Previously Played.

The song will have 2 entries. Keep on repeating it, and the song will have more entries.

**Spoon** · August 02, 2002, 03:01 PM

It has always done that - after 5 seconds of playback it adds it to previous list - I guess for a resume play it should know not to.

**nregitz** · August 07, 2002, 12:17 AM

Keyboard Controls

After installing the lastest beta (Audio Player R2 Beta 7), The keyboard controls on my logitech wireless keyboard worked find. However, when I reboot it defaults back to controlling Musicmatch. I know that the keyboard controls for the logitech are built to support Musicmatch, but my question is, is there a way to reprogram these keys? I have searched through the options and can't find it, or at least, I do not see it. If anyone has any easy fix I would greatly appreciate it.

**totalXSive** · August 07, 2002, 07:39 AM

In theory, the keys should control dBpowerAMP if it is running and MusicMatch isn't. But there should be a way to reconfigure them.

Have a look in Control Panel for some Logitech software that could reconfigure the keys, or if you have Windows XP, use Microsoft's TweakUI from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/p.../powertoys.asp .

**nregitz** · August 08, 2002, 12:59 AM

I have check the control panel and the logitech program file. The only place I see to reconfigure the buttons is the .ini file in the folder. However, I'm not a programmer and do not know how to add a line for the Audio Player.

This is the format:
#{btn|key|msg|emg|cmd|wac},exeName,wndClass,wndCap tion,xxx,play_delayplay,pause,stop,prev,next,remov e_flags,ShowOSD,menu_item

There is an entry for all the supported players (i.e. Musicmatch, MSPlain, MSDeluxe, Sonic, Winamp, etc.)

Any suggestions are welcome.

**Spoon** · August 12, 2002, 05:33 PM

If you can install 'Freak Controls' addon for dBpowerAMP - then you have programs that can be run for an action.

#{btn|key|msg|emg|cmd|wac},exeName,wndClass,wndCap
tion,xxx,play_delayplay,pause,stop,prev,next,remov
e_flags,ShowOSD,menu_item

You would need to specify exeName, not sure which btn|key|msg|emg|cmd|wac to use? possibly cmd.

**Unregistered** · August 14, 2002, 02:30 PM

Try this, use the Keyboard Control config program to set these keys:

play X
pause C
stop V
prev Z
next B

Then add this line to the iTouch Config (C:\Program Files\LogiTech\ITouch\players.ini):

Put this in the [Players] section dBpowerAMP=key,amp.exe,dBpowerAMP Audio Player,xxx,xxx,X,C,V,Z,B,0,1,dBpowerAMP

Save the file and restart iTouch.

Also if you want dAP to start when pressing a key add:

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Logitech\iTouch\Current Version]
"MediaPlayer"="C:\Program Files\illustrate\dBpowerAMP\amp.exe"

to the registry.

**nregitz** · August 16, 2002, 01:23 AM

This works great. Thanks for the solution, I really appreciate it.

**totalXSive** · August 16, 2002, 02:22 PM

Oh, another Neil. This'll get interesting

**Spoon** · August 27, 2002, 08:32 PM

Replaced with Beta 8

dBpowerAMP Audio Player R2 Beta 7

dBpowerAMP Audio Player R2 Beta 7

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