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En savoir plus Version en texte seul Les termes de recherche suivants sont mis en surbrillance : playlist documents settings winamp m3u WINAMP.COM | Forums Show all 27 posts from this thread on one page *WINAMP.COM | Forums * (http://forums.winamp.com/index.php) - *Winamp Technical Support * (http://forums.winamp.com/forumdisplay.php?forumid=11) -- *Multiple versions of WinAmp * (http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=248071) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-07-2006 01:53 PM:/ * Multiple versions of WinAmp* How do I install multiple versions of WinAmp so that I can play different songs on different soundcards at the same time? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by gaekwad2 on 06-07-2006 02:10 PM:/ * * In the installer select another directory, uncheck all the associate with... and select Shared setttings for all users. Though you could also check Allow multiple instances in Preferences > General, but then you'd have to configure them on start up each time to use different sound devices. __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-07-2006 03:08 PM:/ * * There's another way... As from Winamp 5.11, you can add commandline switches to change the ini file, ini folder and *playlist* folder that Winamp uses. Create new/separate shortcuts with any of the following commandline switches: "X:\Path\To\Winamp.exe" /CONFIG="winamp2.ini" Simply uses winamp2.ini as the config *settings* file instead of winamp.ini Note, you may need to manually copy & rename winamp.ini to achieve this. Also make sure of the following setting in all .ini files (to allow multiple instances): minst=1 __________________________________________________ "X:\Path\To\Winamp.exe" /CONFIG="winamp2.ini" /m3udir="X:\Path\To\Winamp\Winamp2" Same as above, but will also use/save the current *playlist* (*winamp.m3u*) to the specified subdir instead of the root Winamp dir. ____________________________________________________ "X:\Path\To\Winamp.exe" /inidir="X:\Path\To\Winamp\Winamp2" /m3udir="X:\Path\To\Winamp\Winamp2" This will make Winamp save ALL *settings* (winamp.ini, studio.xnf, *winamp.m3u*, and the entire media library database) to the specified subdir instead. Naturally, replace X:\Path\To with the actual path to Winamp. __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-07-2006 08:57 PM:/ * Multiple versions* I have multiple versions installed on my computer. Each one points at a different sound card. This works fine when I start up each different version of WinAmp and play a song. But when starting different versions of WinAmp from a VB.NET program it seems that the same version is being used. The same is true if I run them with the following RUN commands "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Peace Frog.mp3" "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.exe" /CONFIG="C:\Program Files\Winamp2\Winamp2.ini" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\The Needle and The Spoon.mp3" Are there any other arguments I need to specify ? Any ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-07-2006 10:59 PM:/ * * Like I said, make sure that *minst=1* is in the [Winamp] section of all the relevant winamp.ini files (default value is: minst=0) otherwise 'enable multiple instances' won't work. If the problem persists (ie. it works if you run the commands via any of a shortcut icon, start > run, or from the command prompt) then I can only assume that the problem lies somewhere in your vb.net program. __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-08-2006 05:35 PM:/ * * minst=1 is set in all the .ini files runs properly when i start the music after starting winamp but not when i do it from the command prompt so it is not the vb.net there must be a way ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-08-2006 06:35 PM:/ * * Hmm, strange. It works fine here. I wonder what you're doing wrong... __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-09-2006 02:50 PM:/ * * You were able to get winamp to run using different souncards from the command line? Could u please show me the exact commands u used? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-09-2006 03:13 PM:/ * * Yes, assuming you're using 5.23, after changing the out_ds *settings* accordingly, said *settings* are then saved to the respective/specified winamp.ini, and that instance will always open with those *settings* (when using the correct/same command line switch). __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-09-2006 04:06 PM:/ * * The version is 5.22 here are my commands 1) "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" /CONFIG="C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.ini" 2) "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Johnny B Goode.mp3" /CONFIG="C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.ini" See anything wrong? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-09-2006 04:20 PM:/ * * The version is 5.22 here are my commands 1) "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" /CONFIG="C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.ini" 2) "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Johnny B Goode.mp3" /CONFIG="C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.ini" See anything wrong? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-09-2006 04:26 PM:/ * * Hmm, well, you're actually using 2 completely different installs of Winamp there (as in gaekwad2's suggestion, not mine), so do you really even need to use the /CONFIG= switch? As it stands, both those instances would write to a different winamp.ini by default anyway. But yeah, you're right, it doesn't seem to work when you also specify a file/*playlist* to play in the commandline (maybe benski will look into this problem later). Sorry about that, I guess I didn't initially understand what it was you were trying to do. Go for gaekwad2's suggestion instead, then there'll be no need to use any "/" switches in the commmandline, ie. just include the link to the actual file you want to play instead, eg. "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" and make sure minst=1 is set in both Winamp1\winamp.ini and Winamp2\winamp.ini ps. upgrade to 5.23 __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-09-2006 05:43 PM:/ * * All the *settings* are proper. I know this because when I open WinAmp and play the songs (File>Play File> ) everything works fine. It does not work when I use a command nor does it work when I locate the .mp3 file and do and Open With (and use winamp1 and winamp2). ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by Benski on 06-09-2006 08:33 PM:/ * * I posted some simple instructions here: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread...650#post1953650 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-09-2006 08:55 PM:/ * * Ahh, the /CLASS= switch! __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-12-2006 03:45 PM:/ * * Hate to be a royal pain in the ass but I tried the following two commands and still no success "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" /CLASS="Winamp1" "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.exe" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Peace Frog.mp3" /CLASS="Winamp2" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-12-2006 03:50 PM:/ * * According to benski's instructions , the /CLASS= switch comes before the path to the file to play, or did you also try that as well? __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-12-2006 04:13 PM:/ * * Tried this same results: "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.exe" CLASS="Winamp1" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.exe" CLASS="Winamp2" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Peace Frog.mp3" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-12-2006 04:20 PM:/ * * Where can I find a list of all the available switches? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-12-2006 05:14 PM:/ * * If I do the following it starts up four different versions: C:\WinAmps\WinAmp1\winamp1.exe C:\WinAmps\WinAmp2\winamp2.exe C:\WinAmps\WinAmp3\winamp3.exe C:\WinAmps\WinAmp4\winamp4.exe But if I specify a song it automatically goes to whichever .exe was started first. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by DJ Egg on 06-12-2006 05:38 PM:/ * * maybe you also need to use the /INIDIR= switch as well, as in benski's instructions. But I think all those /"Winamp" /INIDIR="" /CLASS="" "file"/ type of 'multiple instance' commandlines are for using with the same install of winamp (ie. not multiple installs in different dir's). To be honest, I really aren't sure, heh. The full list has already been linked to you before: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=180297 __________________ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-12-2006 06:09 PM:/ * * Thats the whole list? There must be a way to do this with commands. I am able to do what I need by opening everything the traditional way (File>Play File>etc...). The person I am developing this application for (in vb.net) absolutely wants to use WinAmp Pro so I am hoping that it is possible. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by Benski on 06-12-2006 06:39 PM:/ * * quote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Originally posted by skydiver / *Tried this same results: "C:\Program Files\Winamp1\winamp1.exe" CLASS="Winamp1" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\SandStorm.mp3" "C:\Program Files\Winamp2\winamp2.exe" CLASS="Winamp2" "C:\*Documents* and *Settings*\Administrator.EASTSIDEGROUP\My *Documents*\My Music\Peace Frog.mp3" * ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Should be /CLASS="Winamp1" not CLASS="Winamp1" ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by skydiver on 06-15-2006 02:08 PM:/ * * Did have the /CLASS, made a typo. It seems that the problem was in the VB code. Made an amateur mistake (left out a double quote). After inserting the double quote everything works perfectly. Playing four different songs to four different sound cards. Thanks for your help ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by roquefilipe on 09-18-2006 11:44 PM:/ * * quote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Originally posted by DJ Egg / * "X:\Path\To\Winamp.exe" /inidir="X:\Path\To\Winamp\Winamp2" /m3udir="X:\Path\To\Winamp\Winamp2" This will make Winamp save ALL *settings* (winamp.ini, studio.xnf, *winamp.m3u*, and the entire media library database) to the specified subdir instead. * ------------------------------------------------------------------------ hi, wich files exactly should be in the winamp2 folder? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by siebe83 on 09-19-2006 07:16 AM:/ * * None: Winamp will create new config files automatically. If you want to copy *settings* over from another install or something, see here: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=158332 __________________ *Good Winamp plugins* by *Joonas* , *DrO* and *shaneh* . *If you're bored* go *here* or, if the boredom is more serious, *here* . ------------------------------------------------------------------------ /Posted by roquefilipe on 09-19-2006 07:23 PM:/ * * thanks ------------------------------------------------------------------------ All times are GMT. The time now is 10:20 PM. Show all 27 posts from this thread on one page Powered by: vBulletin Version 2.3.9 Copyright ? Jelsoft Enterprises Limited 2000 - 2002. Copyright (C) 2008 Nullsoft