Hi.
To choose a bookmark that you've made with alt+i, hit alt+f in
winamp, hit b for bookmarks, hit right arrow, and you should be in a menu
where you can move among bookmarks. Simply select the one you want and hit
enter.
Note that you don't place a bookmark in an MP3 file, you bookmark an
MP3 file. No, I'm not being pedantic for its own sake <laugh>. Generally,
the term bookmark means that you're marking a particular spot in a stream of
information, whether that's a page in a book, a spot in an MP3 file on an
MP3 player, or something else. In Winamp, bookmarking just points to the
file in question. That is, if you bookmark book1.mp3, and then go back to
book1.mp3 using the bookmark, you'll start at the beginning of book1.mp3,
not at the spot in book1 where you created the bookmark. To put it another
way, you're bookmarking the book, the file, rather than any place in the
book, a spot in the file. See time markers in the Winamp scripts
documentation, available at
http://www.jfwscripts.cjb.net/
or by hitting insert+f1 twice quickly, if you want to mark a
specific spot in a file.
Aman
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Subject: Winamp book mark?
Hi, when I place a book mark in an mp3 file, I of course use the alt-I and
jaws states that the bookmark is added. Now, how do I get to that book mark
in the future. What is the command? I am sorry for my ignorance but, I
must be looking in the wrong places for answers.
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