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Hey, pretty new to autoit, but im trying to create a script to automate my winamp startup.

I have both speakers and a headset, and i like to have the winamp come through the speakers while the ventrilo and all other sounds come through the headset. To do this, i switch my default sound device to the speakers, start playing a song in winamp, and then switch the default device back to the headset. I'm not realyl sure where i went wrong, but i really know nothing about the syntax. I tried the best I could with the online documentation, but I could use some pointers from people who know autoit. thx

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; DBSIGHTS - Automated Startup Routine (WINAMP)

; #Creates WINAMP if it does not exist

; #Opens Sound Control Panel

; #Switches from headset to speakers

; #Plays a song in WINAMP using global hotkeys and then selects the next song

; #Switches from speakers to headset

; #Closes Sound Control Panel

If Not ProcessExists('winamp.exe') Then

Run(@ProgramFilesDir & '\Winamp\winamp.exe')

EndIf

ProcessWait('winamp.exe')

sleep( 320 )

run('rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl,,2')

winwait('Sound and Audio Devices Properties')

sleep( 320 )

ControlCommand('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"" , 6662 , "SelectString", 'Realtek')

ControlClick('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"", 12321 , 'left' , 1)

send("^!{INS}")

send("^!{PGDN}")

ControlCommand('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"" , 6662 , "SelectString", 'Plantronics')

ControlClick('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"", 1 , 'left' , 1)

Exit

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Hey, pretty new to autoit, but im trying to create a script to automate my winamp startup.

I have both speakers and a headset, and i like to have the winamp come through the speakers while the ventrilo and all other sounds come through the headset. To do this, i switch my default sound device to the speakers, start playing a song in winamp, and then switch the default device back to the headset. I'm not realyl sure where i went wrong, but i really know nothing about the syntax. I tried the best I could with the online documentation, but I could use some pointers from people who know autoit. thx

CODE
; DBSIGHTS - Automated Startup Routine (WINAMP)

; #Creates WINAMP if it does not exist

; #Opens Sound Control Panel

; #Switches from headset to speakers

; #Plays a song in WINAMP using global hotkeys and then selects the next song

; #Switches from speakers to headset

; #Closes Sound Control Panel

If Not ProcessExists('winamp.exe') Then

Run(@ProgramFilesDir & '\Winamp\winamp.exe')

EndIf

ProcessWait('winamp.exe')

sleep( 320 )

run('rundll32.exe shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL mmsys.cpl,,2')

winwait('Sound and Audio Devices Properties')

sleep( 320 )

ControlCommand('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"" , 6662 , "SelectString", 'Realtek')

ControlClick('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"", 12321 , 'left' , 1)

send("^!{INS}")

send("^!{PGDN}")

ControlCommand('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"" , 6662 , "SelectString", 'Plantronics')

ControlClick('Sound and Audio Devices Properties',"", 1 , 'left' , 1)

Exit

I think your control ID's will give problems and I would do it a bit differently by just using the position of everything in the 'Sound and Audio Decives Properties' window. This is a simple approach but it works well for me.

After starting the sounds and audio devices panel

WinWaitActive('Sound and Audio Decives Properties')

$CPSize = WinGetPos("")

MouseClick("left",$CPsize[0] + X, $CPsize[1] + Y) ;change Xand Y to be somewhere in the combo box you want to select Realtek or whatever

Send("Realtek");this will select the first Realtek device

Send("Local")

Send("{Enter}");really selects it

etc ..

..using just the coords and mouse clicks at positions and send.

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