Peter, I saw your previous queries concerning Winamp, but saw it a day
after it was originally posted, so thought someone might have already
answered your questions. I will try to answer the questions I think I
can, and leave the rest to those who might be more expert on the rest.
When it comes to balancing channels, just press alt+shift+k while
playing an audio file or stream and you will be in business.
To read the title, press ctrl+shift+t.
When it comes to the volume with MIDI files, the only thing I might
suggest is to turn on your equalizer alt+g, then ctrl+tab to focus on
it, and then use your preamp settings, and turn them all the way up.
This will only work using a screen reader, particularly Window-Eyes if
you have the Winamp scripts installed. Otherwise, the equalizer is
almost impossible to work with by a blind user.
Your Winamp keys are tab for turning down the volume of the preamp, and
grave accent for increasing the volume.
Turning the equalizer up is not the answer in every situation, because
on some files, turning it full blast can cause a lot of unwanted
distortion.
Now, after having said all that, I'm not really sure if the equalizer
will work with MIDI files, because I haven't played around with those
things for many a year, but it can't hurt to give it a try.
To save the settings permanently, while in the equalizer, press the
letter s, and you will see an option to save presets. Give those
settings that you have just made to a file with a name of your choosing,
and if you wish to use those settings again, you can reload them at any
time you like. The file will be placed in the list of the various
settings that Winamp makes available.
HTH,
Larry
On 9/25/2017 5:37 AM, peter Chin via Talk wrote:
Hello all,
I have a few questions about WinAmp which I hope the experts can help me
with.
1. I notice that when playing an audio file in Winamp, one channel sounds
just a little softer than the other. This is not the case when I play the
same file in Windows Media player. Is there any way I can adjust the
volume
of
each channel individually?
2. While playing an audio file in Winamp, is there a key stroke I can
use to
read the title of the file?
3. When I play a MIDI file in my collection, the volume drops to very low
even though Winamp shows that I am playing the file at 100% volume. I
can go
to the System tray and crank up the volume, but as soon as the file is
played, the volume drops when I play the file again. This behaviour
doesn't
happen when I play MIDI files on line. What can I do to make the volume
setting permanent?
4. I have heard that WinAmp can be used to play flash player files on
YouTube. Is this true and how is it done if it is so?
My OS is Windows 8.1. I am using the "free" version of Window-Eyes 9.5.4
and I have both the WinAmp apps from Rod and Geoff Bishop. My WinAmp
version
is 5.666.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
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