AutoHotkey Community

The solution is here: http://www.autohotkey.com/forum/post-82842.html#82842

thanks, it works for the most part on my 120dpi.

just a few misses:

oh, also that button in the lower right

v1.0.3 build 275 - 2010-01-29
+ Added "Remove dead entries on startup" option to the General tab. (Thanks, Target)
* The "Remove dead entries" function no longer removes URLs.
! Fixed some GUI glitches when viewing the Options dialog on a system running 120 DPI. (Thanks, Guest3456)


Thanks for the bug report, Guest3456. I think I fixed all the GUI glitches.

Great job skwire!

I have used/tested many players for a long time, but trout caps the climax!
My only wish is a translated version (german) or the possibility to write own translations for menus, messages, etc in an .ini-file.
???

cheers,
moefr01

skwire, your plan is applying equalizer on your Trout. What is program to be used? Still BASS Library or other app instead.

@moefr01: Thanks for the kind words. I'll add your request to my ToDo...but it'll be a while before I get around to it.

@Adjiesoft: If/when I get around to adding the EQ, it'll use the BASS library.

Can you share your code?
Send it to xuyonghong@12530.com please.
Cheers!

i would really love to use trout to sort new music into folders. what i was thinking is that a hotkey could launch a "file mover" that would display a list of favorite folders. i could then choose the folder i wanted by double clicking it and the file would stop playing, be moved to the new folder, and the next file in the playlist would begin playing. would you please consider adding this type of functionality to trout?

rather than making this a single purpose feature (like i described above), i was actually thinking that you could add options for "helper applications". helper applications could be any external application that accepts commandline parameters. for example, in this example, you would create a helper application called "filemover.exe" that would accept the path of a single file as a commandline parameter and act similarly to the example above. in trout preferences the user could specify any number of helper applications. the user would add "filemover.exe" as a helper application and specify that trout should:
- skip to next file in playlist
- remove current file from playlist
- show in right click file menu
- define a hotkey

this way, when the user launches the helper application for the currently playing file, trout will not be using the file to be modified. so this would be great for a "file mover" app but it would also work for commandline normalizers, audio editors, advanced tag editors, etc.

anyway, i think this would make trout a lot more powerful by being able to tie into 3rd party tools. you could add some "helper applications" by default like the file mover (but i was also thinking that you could convert your tag editor into a helper application). what are your thoughts on this idea, skwire?

I don't think it's gonna happen

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No, thanks. I've no interest in releasing the source.



I really appreciate the feedback, cracksloth, but I feel this is somewhat outside the scope of Trout being a simple audio player. I already feel it's pretty cluttered as it is. =]

@Talisman & @tomoe_uehara: Thanks for having my back, folks. =]

well, you could look at it as a simplification hopefully this won't come across as annoying but i thought i would try one last ditch effort to make my case

adding support for external applications doesn't make trout more complex - in fact it allows trout to remain simple because trout wouldn't need any featured coded that can already be done by other software. an example of this is the built in tag editor. if you added support for helper applications, the tag editor would not even be necessary because any third party tag editor that accepts commandline parameters could be used instead. Such tools are plentiful and feature rich. This way, the user gets to choose only those functions they need and they get to choose their preferred program for that task. From my perspective, it helps out trout development because you don't have to worry about every little feature request (like mine) and it helps users out because they now have access to a ton of new potential features.

you wouldn't even need to make the filemover application (i'm a horrible newb but i'd try to make it). you could just add the ability to define helper applications in a dialog with the options:
- path to helper application
- arguments to use when launching helper application (%file% will pass on the path of the currently selected file)
- define a hotkey to launch this helper application
- toggle: when launched if file is playing, skip to next file in playlist (this unlocks the file for editing in the helper application)
- toggle: when launched remove current file from playlist
- toggle: show this helper application in the right click file menu

anyway, i'll shut up now! thanks again for the great player!

Hey skwire

We're having some issues with MIDI on the BASS Library thread (from p.6 mostly)
There has been no sign of success with MIDI files in the 6 pages of that topic ... and I can't figure it out either on BASS forums
Also I can't use any MIDI files on your player, even with CT4MGM.SF2 in c:\windows\system32

Any help or a working example would be greatly appreciated!
thx!