Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Spike,

On Wed, 29 Jan 2003 13:41:25 -0500 GMT (30/01/03, 01:41 +0700 GMT),
Spike wrote:

S>> 320K RAM - PIII/700MHz Toshiba Laptop (Satellite Pro 4360)

> Should be 320M - keys are too close! :-)

 So that's not the problem then.

I have a kind of "freezing" experience when I type messages TB checks
mail. I continue typing but nothing is displayed on the screen. When
the mail check is over, all everything I had typed is sent from the
buffer to the screen, so nothing is lost.

Somebody reported before that TB "loses" letters when mailchecking. (I
cannot confirm that either.)

So, it is appears that TB's mailcheck uses a lot of resources, and it
depends on the individual computer setup where these resources are
"stolen" from. Does that make sense?

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Re[2]: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread chinchi
Hi William,

Thursday, January 30, 2003, 12:17:14 AM, Spike wrote:

S>> Problem is that as long as TB! is running, I get skips and pauses in
S>> the music :-) If I disable the auto mail checking, it stops this :-O

WM> Try XMPlay from http://www.un4seen.com/

WM> Great quality and its not affected by anything I run. BTW, 99% of my
WM> playlists are pre-1970 so don't worry yet :-)

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WM>  William


Thanks for the cool link and thanks to eeveryone too who's been
replying. :-)

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Re[2]: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread chinchi
Thursday, January 30, 2003, 12:17:29 AM, you wrote:

JA> On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, Spike wrote...

S>>> 320K RAM - PIII/700MHz Toshiba Laptop (Satellite Pro 4360)

>> Should be 320M - keys are too close! :-)

JA> *grins*  was going to say, I'm surprised you can run anything with
JA> 320K of RAM ;)


320K RAM? That wasn't enough even in da good ol' days to run DOS appz.
lol. Mentioning it with a PIII/700 was kinda funny.


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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread William Moore
Hello Spike

Thank you for your email dated Wednesday, January 29, 2003, 4:46:43 PM,
in which you wrote:

S> Problem is that as long as TB! is running, I get skips and pauses in
S> the music :-) If I disable the auto mail checking, it stops this :-O

Try XMPlay from http://www.un4seen.com/

Great quality and its not affected by anything I run. BTW, 99% of my
playlists are pre-1970 so don't worry yet :-)

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Jonathan Angliss
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, Spike wrote...

S>> 320K RAM - PIII/700MHz Toshiba Laptop (Satellite Pro 4360)

> Should be 320M - keys are too close! :-)

*grins*  was going to say, I'm surprised you can run anything with
320K of RAM ;)

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Re[3]: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Spike

S> 320K RAM - PIII/700MHz Toshiba Laptop (Satellite Pro 4360)

Should be 320M - keys are too close! :-)

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Re[2]: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Spike
Hello Thomas Fernandez,

On or about Wednesday, January 29, 2003 at 00:02:12GMT +0700
(which was 12:02 PM in the tropics where I live) Thomas Fernandez
postulated:

>> Problem is that as long as TB! is running, I get skips and
>> pauses in the music :-) If I disable the auto mail checking,
>> it stops this :-O

TF> Thing is, I cannot confirm this. When I listen to music while TB is
TF> running, I don't have any interruptions during mail check. May it have
TF> to do with RAM size?

320K RAM - PIII/700MHz Toshiba Laptop (Satellite Pro 4360)  This
happens anytime TB! is running, whether checking mail or just
waiting to check again.

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Jonathan Angliss
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On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, Thomas Fernandez wrote...

>> Problem is that as long as TB! is running, I get skips and pauses
>> in the music :-) If I disable the auto mail checking, it stops this
>> :-O

> Thing is, I cannot confirm this. When I listen to music while TB is
> running, I don't have any interruptions during mail check. May it
> have to do with RAM size?

I used to have a similar problem all the time, but it was scrolling in
any program. There are (or at least used to be) ways of trimming how
much memory winamp uses. If other programs step into that range,
winamp starts skipping. I adjusted my settings, and it went away most
of the time... but more ram will more than likely help too.

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Thomas Fernandez
Hello Spike,

On Wed, 29 Jan 2003 11:46:43 -0500 GMT (29/01/03, 23:46 +0700 GMT),
Spike wrote:

> Problem is that as long as TB! is running, I get skips and pauses in
> the music :-) If I disable the auto mail checking, it stops this :-O

Thing is, I cannot confirm this. When I listen to music while TB is
running, I don't have any interruptions during mail check. May it have
to do with RAM size?

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Re[2]: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Spike
Hello Daniel Hirning,

On or about Wednesday, January 29, 2003 at 02:02:19GMT +1100
(which was 10:02 AM in the tropics where I live) Daniel Hirning
replied to chinchi:

c>> How does some people's signatures contain the text saying
c>> some audio file is being played with Winamp? I first thought
c>> this was a feature in the bat 1.63 beta but later saw someone
c>> with 1.62 also had it.

DH> It isn't a feature of The Bat. There is quite a few plugins
DH> for Winamp that save the current playing file to a text file.
DH> Do a Google search and I am sure you will find one.

DH> From there, you can just use the %PUT macro to include the
DH> contents of the file in your messages.

Nice feature, but makes me feel like an 'old fart' when I don't
recognize ANY of the items appearing in those lines!  I guess all
the music I'm interested in stopped around 1990.  My playlist in
MM Jukebox includes over 20,000 tunes, 99% prior to 1990.  I'm
off to search for such a utility for Winamp.  Problem is that as
long as TB! is running, I get skips and pauses in the music :-)
If I disable the auto mail checking, it stops this :-O

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Geoff Lane
On 29 January 2003, 14:02, chinchi wrote:

>How does some people's signatures contain the text saying some
>audio file is being played with Winamp? I first thought this was a
>feature in the bat 1.63 beta but later saw someone with 1.62 also
>had it. I can't find any such option in the Perferences or in the
>Options menu. Can someone tell me how to do that? Is it using some
>macro?
~~~

It comes courtesy of a plugin for WinAmp. I used to use VTitleSpy,
which you can get from the Nulsoft website.

Configure VTitleSpy to maintain a text file that shows what is
currently playing, then use a %PUT macro in your template to
automatically insert the text that VTitleSpy creates.

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Marek Mikus
On Wed, 29 Jan 2003, David Elliott wrote:

> c> How does some people's signatures contain the text saying some audio file
> c> is being played with Winamp?
> 
> Chech out the winamp plug ins. there is one that will out put the title to a
> text file.

Name is TitleSpy, You can download it here:
ftp://ftp.gin.cz/pub/mswindows/the_bat/utilities/titlespy.exe

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Re: SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread Daniel Hirning
In reply to chinchi's message 'SOT: Winamp' on Wed, 29 Jan 2003 19:32:51
+0530 from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

chinchi,

c> How  does some people's signatures contain the text saying some audio
c> file  is being played with Winamp? I first thought this was a feature
c> in the bat 1.63 beta but later saw someone with 1.62 also had it.

It  isn't  a feature of The Bat. There is quite a few plugins for Winamp
that  save  the  current playing file to a text file. Do a Google search
and I am sure you will find one.

>From  there,  you can just use the %PUT macro to include the contents of
the file in your messages.

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SOT: Winamp

2003-01-29 Thread chinchi
Hi,
   How does some people's signatures contain the text saying some
   audio file is being played with Winamp? I first thought this was a
   feature in the bat 1.63 beta but later saw someone with 1.62 also
   had it. I can't find any such option in the Perferences or in the
   Options menu. Can someone tell me how to do that? Is it using some
   macro?
  

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