Re: The new version of winamp
same here please. Simon - Original Message - From: "Hank Smith, and Seeing-eye dog Iona" To: "PC Audio Discussion List" Sent: Saturday, December 26, 2015 4:39 AM Subject: Re: The new version of winamp Hello I to would like the hot key file as well Hank On 12/25/2015 9:21 PM, Casey wrote: > Hi are you willing to share you hot keys file for foobar? > So those of us that would like to try it and are not to formaulaer on > how to set the short cut keys for play and stop and so on can load in > your key file and start using it. > > > > On 12/24/2015 12:54 AM, Brett Boyer wrote: >> All I can say is foobar 2000. >> Yes you have to set it up yourself but once you do it is so >> customizable that it can beat anything winamp can do. In fact, you >> can manage multiple playlists at the same time, copy files from >> windows explorer, and make your won hot keys for every single command >> in the program including menu bar, context menus, now-playing context >> menus, and many many more. >> Here is an article >> I have been a foobar user for over 4 years. >> And yes, I still have winamp on my machine and use it form time to >> time, probably because old habbits die hard. But if I have to do >> anything for my radio show, or out in my living room where I have tv >> shows, music, my Howard Stern live streams, karaoke files, and a >> playlist for when particular guests are over. I can do all of this >> inside of foobar without having to load playlists over and over. >> The beauty part is managing multiple playlists in a tab style that >> makes my life a lot easier. >> Good luck to you though. >> If you do find the article of interest, since it's written for the >> general community I'd be happy to help you out figuring out >> accessible ways of doing things that the article doesn't cover. >> http://winamp2foobar.blogspot.com/ >> I hope you find what you're looking for! >> >> -Original Message- >> From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of >> Barry Chapman >> Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015 6:03 PM >> To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' >> Subject: RE: The new version of winamp >> >> Well whether Winamp is the best or not is a matter of opinion, but I >> can say that I don't know of any other player which has all of the >> features that I use on a regular basis. Just a few that come to mind >> are: >> >> 1. Ability to play, pause, stop go back a track and go forward a >> track with one finger of my left hand. This is important to me when I >> use Winamp to stream and need to use my right hand to control my mixer. >> >> 2. The ability to move forward and back in five second increments >> with one finger. >> >> 3. An option to stop playing after the current track in a playlist. >> >> 4. The ability to locate a track in Windows explorer and add it to >> the Winamp playlist, either after the currently playing track or at >> the end of the playlist. >> >> 5. The ability to search for a track in a playlist and move it to >> after the currently playing track. >> >> 6. The ability to delete tracks from a playlist. >> >> 7. The ability to save a modified playlist. >> >> 8. The ability to cross fade tracks with a configurable plugin. >> >> 9. The ability to equalise the volume of all playing tracks with a >> configurable plugin. >> >> 10. The ability to have title information show up in Edcast when >> streaming. >> >> 11. The ability to find the length of a track in time as well as >> being able to find out the elapsed time and time remaining of a >> currently playing track. >> >> 12. The ability to select a sound card other than the default for the >> output. >> >> 13. The ability to edit and modify ID3 tags in MP3 files. >> >> 14. The ability to review tracks in a playlist by arrowing up and down. >> >> 15. The ability to search a playlist for tracks containing key words. >> >> 16. The ability to press enter on a track in Windows Explorer and >> have it start playing without the focus moving from Windows Explorer. >> >> 17. The ability to set a placemarker in a file when using JAWS. >> >> 18. The ability to set bookmarks for streams. >> >> 19. The ability to play a wide range of audio formats. >> >> 20. The ability to jump to a specific time in a track. >> >> 21. The ability to play the last few seconds of a track (possibly a >> JAWS feature). >> >> 22. The ability to easily get information about streams and tracks, >> such as the bit rate. >> >> I'm sure there are other features that don't come to mind >> immediately. If Dane or anyone else can tell me of another free or >> low cost player which they know will doo all of the above as well or >> better than Winamp, I would be willing to give it a try. >> >> Thanks, >> Barry Chapman >> >> >> -Original Message- >> From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of >> Dane Trethowan >> Sent: Thursday, 24 December 2015 12:01 PM >> To: PC Audio Discussion List >> Subject: Re: The new version of winamp >> >> Well i
Re: The new version of winamp
Hello I to would like the hot key file as well Hank On 12/25/2015 9:21 PM, Casey wrote: Hi are you willing to share you hot keys file for foobar? So those of us that would like to try it and are not to formaulaer on how to set the short cut keys for play and stop and so on can load in your key file and start using it. On 12/24/2015 12:54 AM, Brett Boyer wrote: All I can say is foobar 2000. Yes you have to set it up yourself but once you do it is so customizable that it can beat anything winamp can do. In fact, you can manage multiple playlists at the same time, copy files from windows explorer, and make your won hot keys for every single command in the program including menu bar, context menus, now-playing context menus, and many many more. Here is an article I have been a foobar user for over 4 years. And yes, I still have winamp on my machine and use it form time to time, probably because old habbits die hard. But if I have to do anything for my radio show, or out in my living room where I have tv shows, music, my Howard Stern live streams, karaoke files, and a playlist for when particular guests are over. I can do all of this inside of foobar without having to load playlists over and over. The beauty part is managing multiple playlists in a tab style that makes my life a lot easier. Good luck to you though. If you do find the article of interest, since it's written for the general community I'd be happy to help you out figuring out accessible ways of doing things that the article doesn't cover. http://winamp2foobar.blogspot.com/ I hope you find what you're looking for! -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Barry Chapman Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015 6:03 PM To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' Subject: RE: The new version of winamp Well whether Winamp is the best or not is a matter of opinion, but I can say that I don't know of any other player which has all of the features that I use on a regular basis. Just a few that come to mind are: 1. Ability to play, pause, stop go back a track and go forward a track with one finger of my left hand. This is important to me when I use Winamp to stream and need to use my right hand to control my mixer. 2. The ability to move forward and back in five second increments with one finger. 3. An option to stop playing after the current track in a playlist. 4. The ability to locate a track in Windows explorer and add it to the Winamp playlist, either after the currently playing track or at the end of the playlist. 5. The ability to search for a track in a playlist and move it to after the currently playing track. 6. The ability to delete tracks from a playlist. 7. The ability to save a modified playlist. 8. The ability to cross fade tracks with a configurable plugin. 9. The ability to equalise the volume of all playing tracks with a configurable plugin. 10. The ability to have title information show up in Edcast when streaming. 11. The ability to find the length of a track in time as well as being able to find out the elapsed time and time remaining of a currently playing track. 12. The ability to select a sound card other than the default for the output. 13. The ability to edit and modify ID3 tags in MP3 files. 14. The ability to review tracks in a playlist by arrowing up and down. 15. The ability to search a playlist for tracks containing key words. 16. The ability to press enter on a track in Windows Explorer and have it start playing without the focus moving from Windows Explorer. 17. The ability to set a placemarker in a file when using JAWS. 18. The ability to set bookmarks for streams. 19. The ability to play a wide range of audio formats. 20. The ability to jump to a specific time in a track. 21. The ability to play the last few seconds of a track (possibly a JAWS feature). 22. The ability to easily get information about streams and tracks, such as the bit rate. I'm sure there are other features that don't come to mind immediately. If Dane or anyone else can tell me of another free or low cost player which they know will doo all of the above as well or better than Winamp, I would be willing to give it a try. Thanks, Barry Chapman -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan Sent: Thursday, 24 December 2015 12:01 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: The new version of winamp Well it won’t be the worlds best media player if its not accessible will it and there are plenty of people who would dispute your generalisation regarding Winamp being the World’s best media player. On 24 Dec 2015, at 11:44 AM, Brian wrote: Winamp will always be the best player for screen reader users and keyboard users so you are a very big lier. if the new winamp is better and still accessable I would conciter using it but if not I will just keep using version
Re: The new version of winamp
Hi are you willing to share you hot keys file for foobar? So those of us that would like to try it and are not to formaulaer on how to set the short cut keys for play and stop and so on can load in your key file and start using it. On 12/24/2015 12:54 AM, Brett Boyer wrote: All I can say is foobar 2000. Yes you have to set it up yourself but once you do it is so customizable that it can beat anything winamp can do. In fact, you can manage multiple playlists at the same time, copy files from windows explorer, and make your won hot keys for every single command in the program including menu bar, context menus, now-playing context menus, and many many more. Here is an article I have been a foobar user for over 4 years. And yes, I still have winamp on my machine and use it form time to time, probably because old habbits die hard. But if I have to do anything for my radio show, or out in my living room where I have tv shows, music, my Howard Stern live streams, karaoke files, and a playlist for when particular guests are over. I can do all of this inside of foobar without having to load playlists over and over. The beauty part is managing multiple playlists in a tab style that makes my life a lot easier. Good luck to you though. If you do find the article of interest, since it's written for the general community I'd be happy to help you out figuring out accessible ways of doing things that the article doesn't cover. http://winamp2foobar.blogspot.com/ I hope you find what you're looking for! -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Barry Chapman Sent: Wednesday, December 23, 2015 6:03 PM To: 'PC Audio Discussion List' Subject: RE: The new version of winamp Well whether Winamp is the best or not is a matter of opinion, but I can say that I don't know of any other player which has all of the features that I use on a regular basis. Just a few that come to mind are: 1. Ability to play, pause, stop go back a track and go forward a track with one finger of my left hand. This is important to me when I use Winamp to stream and need to use my right hand to control my mixer. 2. The ability to move forward and back in five second increments with one finger. 3. An option to stop playing after the current track in a playlist. 4. The ability to locate a track in Windows explorer and add it to the Winamp playlist, either after the currently playing track or at the end of the playlist. 5. The ability to search for a track in a playlist and move it to after the currently playing track. 6. The ability to delete tracks from a playlist. 7. The ability to save a modified playlist. 8. The ability to cross fade tracks with a configurable plugin. 9. The ability to equalise the volume of all playing tracks with a configurable plugin. 10. The ability to have title information show up in Edcast when streaming. 11. The ability to find the length of a track in time as well as being able to find out the elapsed time and time remaining of a currently playing track. 12. The ability to select a sound card other than the default for the output. 13. The ability to edit and modify ID3 tags in MP3 files. 14. The ability to review tracks in a playlist by arrowing up and down. 15. The ability to search a playlist for tracks containing key words. 16. The ability to press enter on a track in Windows Explorer and have it start playing without the focus moving from Windows Explorer. 17. The ability to set a placemarker in a file when using JAWS. 18. The ability to set bookmarks for streams. 19. The ability to play a wide range of audio formats. 20. The ability to jump to a specific time in a track. 21. The ability to play the last few seconds of a track (possibly a JAWS feature). 22. The ability to easily get information about streams and tracks, such as the bit rate. I'm sure there are other features that don't come to mind immediately. If Dane or anyone else can tell me of another free or low cost player which they know will doo all of the above as well or better than Winamp, I would be willing to give it a try. Thanks, Barry Chapman -Original Message- From: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] On Behalf Of Dane Trethowan Sent: Thursday, 24 December 2015 12:01 PM To: PC Audio Discussion List Subject: Re: The new version of winamp Well it won’t be the worlds best media player if its not accessible will it and there are plenty of people who would dispute your generalisation regarding Winamp being the World’s best media player. On 24 Dec 2015, at 11:44 AM, Brian wrote: Winamp will always be the best player for screen reader users and keyboard users so you are a very big lier. if the new winamp is better and still accessable I would conciter using it but if not I will just keep using version 5.66 Brian Sackrider On 12/23/2015 4:45 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote: Don’t care any more as there are so many good al
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Re: VLC media player shortcut keys
Good summary. I should also add that one of those open commands is possibly one of the most powerful commands in VLC as it allows the user to open pretty much anything, an audio CD, files on a computer, on a network drive or even an Internet Radio stream. > On 25 Dec 2015, at 1:12 PM, Robert Nelson wrote: > > > VLC Media Player Shortcuts > > > 1. Most used > > F Fullscreen > Space bar - Pause or play movie > V Subtitles on/off (or s) > B Audio track cycle > Ctrl+Arrow Up/Ctrl+Arrow Down Volume > > > 2. Mouse actions > > Double click Fullscreen > Scroll Volume or Position (see settings) > Right click Local menu (play controls, audio/video) > > > 3. Movie Navigation > > Ctrl+D Open disc menu > Ctrl+F Open folder (browse folder menu) > Ctrl+R/Ctrl+S Advanced open file > Ctrl+O Open single file(s) > M Mute and unmute audio > P Play movie (from the very beginning) > S Stop movie > Esc Exit full screen mode > [+]/-/= Faster, slower, normal > A Aspect ratio > C Crop screen > G/H Decrease subtitle delay / Increase subtitle delay > J/K Decrease audio delay / Increase audio delay > Z Change zoom mode > Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3, Ctrl+4 Recent media (in Media - Recent media menu) > T Show time > Ctrl+T Goto time > E Next Frame. Advance forward frame-by-frame > > > > 4. Jump in playback > > Shift+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Very short jump (3 seconds) > Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Short jump (10 seconds) > Ctrl+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Medium jump (1 minute) > Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Long jump > > > 5. Manage VLC, Playlists, and Special Commands > > Ctrl+H Hide / unhide controls > Ctrl+P Preferences/ interface settings > Ctrl+E Adjustments and audio/video effects > Ctrl+B Edit bookmarks > Ctrl+M Open messages > Ctrl+N Open network > Ctrl+C Open capture device > Ctrl+L Open playlist > Ctrl+Y Save playlist > Ctrl+I/Ctrl+J Media information > Alt+A Open audio menu > Alt+H Open help menu > Alt+M Open media menu > Alt+P Open playlist menu > Alt+T Open tool menu > Alt+V Open video menu > Alt+L Open playback menu > D Show movie path > N Play next movie from playlist > F1 Show Help > F11 Window full-screen (not equal to pressing F) > Alt+F4, Alt+q or Ctrl+Q Quit VLC > Shift+S Take a Snapshot / Screenshot > > > ** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
Re: VLC media player shortcut keys
A couple of other things Windows muses might like to bare in mind with VLC which make life one hell of a lot easier when you’re dealing with a whole heap of files. Have a folder of a few hundred files you want to add to a playlist? go into File Explorer, select the files you want and then select “Add To VLC Playlist” from the context menu. VLC will start playing the selected files after a few moments. From here you can obviously “Save As Playlist” if you like so the playlist will be available for you next time you wish to hear it. > On 25 Dec 2015, at 10:24 PM, Brian Olesen wrote: > > Hi > Yeah n next element in playlist aand p previous element. > All other shortcut keys are fine. > > Brian > Brian > > -Oprindelig meddelelse- > Fra: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] På vegne af Robert Nelson > Sendt: 25. december 2015 03:12 > Til: 'PC Audio Discussion List' > Emne: VLC media player shortcut keys > > > VLC Media Player Shortcuts > > > 1. Most used > > F Fullscreen > Space bar - Pause or play movie > V Subtitles on/off (or s) > B Audio track cycle > Ctrl+Arrow Up/Ctrl+Arrow Down Volume > > > 2. Mouse actions > > Double click Fullscreen > Scroll Volume or Position (see settings) > Right click Local menu (play controls, audio/video) > > > 3. Movie Navigation > > Ctrl+D Open disc menu > Ctrl+F Open folder (browse folder menu) > Ctrl+R/Ctrl+S Advanced open file > Ctrl+O Open single file(s) > M Mute and unmute audio > P Play movie (from the very beginning) > S Stop movie > Esc Exit full screen mode > [+]/-/= Faster, slower, normal > A Aspect ratio > C Crop screen > G/H Decrease subtitle delay / Increase subtitle delay > J/K Decrease audio delay / Increase audio delay > Z Change zoom mode > Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3, Ctrl+4 Recent media (in Media - Recent media menu) > T Show time > Ctrl+T Goto time > E Next Frame. Advance forward frame-by-frame > > > > 4. Jump in playback > > Shift+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Very short jump (3 seconds) > Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Short jump (10 seconds) > Ctrl+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Medium jump (1 minute) > Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Long jump > > > 5. Manage VLC, Playlists, and Special Commands > > Ctrl+H Hide / unhide controls > Ctrl+P Preferences/ interface settings > Ctrl+E Adjustments and audio/video effects > Ctrl+B Edit bookmarks > Ctrl+M Open messages > Ctrl+N Open network > Ctrl+C Open capture device > Ctrl+L Open playlist > Ctrl+Y Save playlist > Ctrl+I/Ctrl+J Media information > Alt+A Open audio menu > Alt+H Open help menu > Alt+M Open media menu > Alt+P Open playlist menu > Alt+T Open tool menu > Alt+V Open video menu > Alt+L Open playback menu > D Show movie path > N Play next movie from playlist > F1 Show Help > F11 Window full-screen (not equal to pressing F) > Alt+F4, Alt+q or Ctrl+Q Quit VLC > Shift+S Take a Snapshot / Screenshot > > > > > ** Those of a positive and enquiring frame of mind will leave the rest of the halfwits in this world behind.
SV: VLC media player shortcut keys
Hi Yeah n next element in playlist aand p previous element. All other shortcut keys are fine. Brian Brian -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: Pc-audio [mailto:pc-audio-boun...@pc-audio.org] På vegne af Robert Nelson Sendt: 25. december 2015 03:12 Til: 'PC Audio Discussion List' Emne: VLC media player shortcut keys VLC Media Player Shortcuts 1. Most used F Fullscreen Space bar - Pause or play movie V Subtitles on/off (or s) B Audio track cycle Ctrl+Arrow Up/Ctrl+Arrow Down Volume 2. Mouse actions Double click Fullscreen Scroll Volume or Position (see settings) Right click Local menu (play controls, audio/video) 3. Movie Navigation Ctrl+D Open disc menu Ctrl+F Open folder (browse folder menu) Ctrl+R/Ctrl+S Advanced open file Ctrl+O Open single file(s) M Mute and unmute audio P Play movie (from the very beginning) S Stop movie Esc Exit full screen mode [+]/-/= Faster, slower, normal A Aspect ratio C Crop screen G/H Decrease subtitle delay / Increase subtitle delay J/K Decrease audio delay / Increase audio delay Z Change zoom mode Ctrl+1, Ctrl+2, Ctrl+3, Ctrl+4 Recent media (in Media - Recent media menu) T Show time Ctrl+T Goto time E Next Frame. Advance forward frame-by-frame 4. Jump in playback Shift+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Very short jump (3 seconds) Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Short jump (10 seconds) Ctrl+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Medium jump (1 minute) Ctrl+Alt+Arrow Left/Arrow Right Long jump 5. Manage VLC, Playlists, and Special Commands Ctrl+H Hide / unhide controls Ctrl+P Preferences/ interface settings Ctrl+E Adjustments and audio/video effects Ctrl+B Edit bookmarks Ctrl+M Open messages Ctrl+N Open network Ctrl+C Open capture device Ctrl+L Open playlist Ctrl+Y Save playlist Ctrl+I/Ctrl+J Media information Alt+A Open audio menu Alt+H Open help menu Alt+M Open media menu Alt+P Open playlist menu Alt+T Open tool menu Alt+V Open video menu Alt+L Open playback menu D Show movie path N Play next movie from playlist F1 Show Help F11 Window full-screen (not equal to pressing F) Alt+F4, Alt+q or Ctrl+Q Quit VLC Shift+S Take a Snapshot / Screenshot
