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How can I make an MP3 player play .wma? because i have this mp3 player in my script but it only play loads my .mp3s and not my .wmas.
Can somebody help me
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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You can use the WMP object model to play audio files. Half a year ago, out of pure boredom, I made some WMP controls, their usage should be straightforward. ; Windows Media PLayer controls
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alias wmp.playfile wmp main url $sfile($iif($1,$1-,$mircdir),Select an audio file)
alias wmp.play wmp controls play
alias wmp.pause wmp controls pause
alias wmp.stop wmp controls stop
alias wmp.next wmp controls next
alias wmp.previous wmp controls previous
alias wmp.fastforward wmp controls fastforward
alias wmp.fastreverse wmp controls fastreverse
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alias wmp.quit {
if ($com(wmp.main)) {
wmp main close
tokenize 32 wmp.main wmp.controls wmp.settings wmp.currentmedia
scon -r if ($com( $* )) .comclose $*
}
}
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alias wmp.currentpos {
if ($isid) return $wmp(controls,currentposition)
if ($1 !isnum 0-) return
wmp controls currentposition $1
}
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alias wmp.currentposstring {
if ($isid) return $wmp(controls,currentpositionstring)
wmp controls currentpositionstring $$1
}
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alias wmp.volume {
if ($isid) return $wmp(settings,volume,2)
if ($1 !isnum 0-100) return
wmp settings volume $1
}
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alias wmp.mute {
if ($isid) return $wmp(settings,mute,2)
if (!$istok(true false,$1,32)) return
wmp settings mute $1
}
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alias wmp.info {
/*
This identifier obviously doesn't work until you've actually played something, as
it retrieves the specified property of the currently or last playing song.
Examples:
artist
album
albumartist
genre
label
language
mood
bitrate
copyright
currentbitrate
description
director
originalindex
duration
filesize
filetype
isvbr
mediatype
peakvalue
Producedby
recordingtime
releasedate
sourceurl
title
titlenum
UserLastPlayedTime
PlayCount
WM/BeatsPerMinute
WM/Category
WM/Codec
WM/GenreID
WM/ParentalRating
WM/Producer
WM/Year
...
*/
return $wmp(currentmedia,getiteminfo,$$1)
}
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alias wmp {
if (!$com(wmp.main)) .comopen wmp.main wmplayer.ocx
var %obj = wmp. $+ $1, %t
if (!$com(%obj)) {
%t = $com(wmp.main,$1,2,dispatch* %obj)
if (!$com(%obj)) {
echo -ac info * WMP: error dispatching to %obj
return
}
}
if ($0 > 2) %t = $com(%obj,$2,$iif($2 == getiteminfo,3,4),$iif($3 isnum,uint,bstr*),$3-)
else %t = $com(%obj,$2,$iif($isid,3,1))
return $com(%obj).result
}For more information take a look at the WMP Object Model Reference
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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When I use the
$wmp.info(sourceurl)
it doesnt retrieve the proper information. Somtimes it will just keep returning the same song, regardless of what song I have playing. Sometimes, I wont have a song playing at all, and it will return a song.
Any idea why it might be doing this?
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Sometimes, I wont have a song playing at all, and it will return a song. This is normal, take a look at the description of the properties, it explicitly states: "it retrieves the specified property of the currently or last playing song."Somtimes it will just keep returning the same song, regardless of what song I have playing. That's because what you are looking for is the url property, not the sourceurl property (I know, it's confusing) Here: alias wmp.url return $wmp(main,url) The /wmp.next and previous controls don't work right now, because you need to have multiple items in the playlist. I don't have the time or motivation right now to add that, I made these controls in a hurry, I don't use them myself.
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Thanks fiberoptics. I saw that in the description. I thought that it had meant, current song if one was playing, or last song if nothing is playing.
Works fine wth that though. thanks
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Nutrimatic drinks dispenser
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Hey FIberoptics, I'm not sure if its something with Mirc 6.17 or not, since I didnt try to use the volume controls in 6.16. But, just in case anyone uses this, I'd figure I'd post back about it.
For some reason the two aliases.
alias wmp.volume {
if ($isid) return $wmp(settings,volume,2)
if ($1 !isnum 0-100) return
wmp settings volume $1
}
alias wmp.mute {
if ($isid) return $wmp(settings,mute,2)
if (!$istok(true false,$1,32)) return
wmp settings mute $1
}
the ,2 in $wmp(settings,volume,2) them is being used to set the volume for example, when its used as an identifier. I removed it on both of those aliases and they work fine now. I dont know that much about com though, So Im not sure if thats expected behavior or something in 6.17 that changed to affect that.
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Hoopy frood
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Hoopy frood
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Yea, those ,2 aren't supposed to be there, probably put them there out of habit as to retrieve a property from an object you specify $com(object,property,2)
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