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fantastic!!! I´ll think I found a bug (Not a Big one)

when i doubleclick at the playlist area, then i´ll got a Error.

but it is not a big problem.

Otherway This App ROCK !! :) :)

A Question too, I did not get the picture at the buttons, am i doing wrong?

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The first error is one step closer to the perfect program.

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fantastic!!! I´ll think I found a bug (Not a Big one)

when i doubleclick at the playlist area, then i´ll got a Error.

but it is not a big problem.

Otherway This App ROCK !! :):)

A Question too, I did not get the picture at the buttons, am i doing wrong?

You should then download the source and pictures.zip and compile it on your own :) (i don't know the reason for that ... i'm now using it and it shows all images correctly )

OH ! VERY IMPORTANT !!! CHANGE IMAGES PATH WHEN COMPILING YOURSELF !!!

P.S. i'm glad you like it :D

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Wow now i see the image too it is total amazing. for some reason the cod was like this

$brimg = @ScriptDir & "\browseb.bmp"

and not lik it shuld be

$brimg = @ScriptDir & "\browse.bmp" as you see it was a "B" after browser"b".bmp

Don´t know why but i´ll fixit. :)

The first error is one step closer to the perfect program.

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Nice limiter but one thing, when you select "Minimize to tray", if the window is minimised already, it doesn't work! And even when the window is not minimised and you select "Minimize to tray", it still shows in the taskbar.

The code i suggest you add so this doesn't happen is this (at the end of the slide out)

GUISetState ( @SW_HIDE , <GUI handle variable>  )

and then when you select "Restore LMP"

GUISetState ( @SW_SHOW , <GUI handle variable> )

And for your seek problem ...

$NewPos = GUICtrlRead ( <slider variable> )
    $Min = StringLeft ( $NewPos , 1 )
    $Sec = StringRight ( $NewPos , 2 )
    _SoundSeek ( <song> , 00 , $Min , $Sec )
    _SoundPlay ( <song> )

It's not the best bit of code, but it should work for songs <10 minutes (you're on your own for songs over 10 minutes :))

Hope this helps :)

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Nice limiter but one thing, when you select "Minimize to tray", if the window is minimised already, it doesn't work! And even when the window is not minimised and you select "Minimize to tray", it still shows in the taskbar.

The code i suggest you add so this doesn't happen is this (at the end of the slide out)

GUISetState ( @SW_HIDE , <GUI handle variable>  )

and then when you select "Restore LMP"

GUISetState ( @SW_SHOW , <GUI handle variable> )

And for your seek problem ...

$NewPos = GUICtrlRead ( <slider variable> )
    $Min = StringLeft ( $NewPos , 1 )
    $Sec = StringRight ( $NewPos , 2 )
    _SoundSeek ( <song> , 00 , $Min , $Sec )
    _SoundPlay ( <song> )

It's not the best bit of code, but it should work for songs <10 minutes (you're on your own for songs over 10 minutes :) )

Hope this helps :)

Thx SxyfrG,i'm now testing your code :)

EDIT : I tested the code and ... surprisingly ... nothing happened :D ... the window does not dissapear from the taskbar ...

and the seek code ... it's not working :D it just seeks really wrong .. ex when i try to seek 70 1:27 it goes to 2:56 .. ;)

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Wow now i see the image too it is total amazing. for some reason the cod was like this

$brimg = @ScriptDir & "\browseb.bmp"

and not lik it shuld be

$brimg = @ScriptDir & "\browse.bmp" as you see it was a "B" after browser"b".bmp

Don´t know why but i´ll fixit. :)

That's because i have the button images like this : ex. play-new.bmp and it saves in @tempdir & "\playb.bmp" (b stands for button :) )

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Hey...With The New Update...Some Of My Songs Are Showing Up As:

0 0 0

Why?

Found A Bug...When Enabling Minimize To Tray...It Has This:

Line 197 (File:.......)

Case $tray_hide

Case ^ ERROR

Variable Used Without Being Delcared!

Some songs show 0 0 0 because the ExtProp.au3 returns 0 when no value found (you can change this),or when an error occures :) i don't know other cause that could generate that ...

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Instead of returning 0, have it return unknown

And when your creating the playlist its quicker if you hide the listview

Either hide the whole gui, or just the listview.

EDIT: You may also want some kind of search function

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LIMITER, I hope you don't mind. I added right click on the listview. I just like right click.. LOL

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#AutoIt3Wrapper_outfile=lmp.exe

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Compression=4

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Description=L|M|TER Media Player

#AutoIt3Wrapper_Res_Fileversion=3.2.2.0

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@gesller

Nice touch :) i will release a new version with your added function :)

@DBak

I will add a search button too ... maybe i will add a setting option to hide/show listview when filling with data :)

Cool PM when you add then and I'll review it!

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@gesller

Nice touch :) i will release a new version with your added function :)

@DBak

I will add a search button too ... maybe i will add a setting option to hide/show listview when filling with data :)

That would be a nice feature.. If you PM me when done I will check it out too..

Thanx...

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