Hi Mike, Pressing l when in the Winamp playlist editor will place the file at the end of the playlist. There is a way of inserting a file after the one which is currently playing, but it involves changing some options in Winamp and also using Windows Explorer.
To achieve this: 1. Open the Winamp preferences with ctrl+p. 2. Arrow to the Shell Options. 3. Check the checkbox for each of the following: Add 'Enqueue & Play' to Winamp's associated file types Insert enqueued files after the currently playing file Leave playback on the currently playing file 4. Open a playlist in Winamp and start playing. 5. Open Windows Explorer and arrow to a file you wish to insert. 6. Press alt+f for the File Menu. 7. Arrow to Enqueue & Play in Winamp and press enter. This will insert the selected file after the one which is currently playing. I am not aware of any cart machine type plugins for Winamp. I hope this helps. Barry Chapman ----- Original Message ----- From: <mbern6...@aol.com> To: <pc-audio@pc-audio.org> Sent: Thursday, January 03, 2013 12:33 PM Subject: Winamp questions Hello fellow pc-audio listers: I hope that you all have had a nice Christmas and that 2013 will be good to you. I wanted to ask you guys about Winamp. I recently downloaded version 5.63, which I've heard is very accessible with Windows xp and Windows 7. However, after listening to a discussion about Winamp on an old episode of Mainn Menu from the ACB Radio archive, one of the broadcasters said, that Winamp has a weird querkyness about it. They said, that When you're playing a long playlist of items, and try to insert a track into the list, instead of placing the track below the one that's currently playing, Winamp will instead place the track at the bottom of the playlist, which may not be where you want it to go. Being that the episode of Main Menu I listened to goes way back to April 17 2000, the information I heard might no longer be relevant. For any of you who use Winamp for either broadcasting and/or personal listening, is there any way to fix Winamp, so that it will place newly inserted tracks into their proper place in a playlist? Also, is there a cart machine plug-in for Winamp, that allows users to play sound effects and radio station jingles? I know that Station Playlist Studio can do all of this, but in case I'm not able to get my hands on a copy of Playlist Studio, I might end up having to use Winamp for broadcasting. I'm not giving up on getting Studio just yet, but if I should need to, I'll have to use Winamp as an alternative. Thanks. Mike Rochester, NY. To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org To unsubscribe from this list, send a blank email to: pc-audio-unsubscr...@pc-audio.org
