Hi tom I had this problem recently well two problems. the first one being
what you described and the second one being that winamp kept crashing when I
was pressing Alt+f4. then it would say, the program has stopped responding
what do you want to do. close the program, wait for the program to res
Rob - I don't think the problem he has his knowing how to load multiple
files; the problem appears to be, from Tom's original message, that
Winamp is not automatically playing the next file after each file has
finished playing.
Tom - Have you looked at the playlist editor (Alt+E) or manually m
Open the Playlist section of Winamp Preferences, and make sure that the
option labeled 'Manual Playlist Advance' is not checked.
Previously, Tom Kaufman said:
Hello list: Have a strange problem (maybe they've changed something here)..I'm running Winamp 5.52. It
used to be that I could go int
To play an entire folder in Winamp, use shift-l from the main window. Then
select the folder you want to play and press enter.
Rob
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Hello list: Have a strange problem (maybe they've changed something here)..I'm
running Winamp 5.52. It used to be that I could go into a music folder, do a
"select all by hitting "control-A"..and the tracks would start playing in
order. However..I'm finding that this isn't happening now; when