Very nice Winamp 5 Skin

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cupsarap

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This is the greatest Winamp skin I've seen man! Everything about it, is too cool. When will the final version be released?

Also man, would it be possible to have an option like this...

I have my playlist minimized underneath the main window. My whole player is docked up top. When I maximize my playlist, it moves itself up to the top of the main window and i can't see the whole thing, only half of it. I am thinking it does this, because the playlist opens bottom to top. Would it be possible to have an option where windows would maximize from top to bottom? Or anyway I could do it in Winamp?

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This is the greatest Winamp skin I've seen man! Everything about it, is too cool. When will the final version be released?

Also man, would it be possible to have an option like this...

I have my playlist minimized underneath the main window. My whole player is docked up top. When I maximize my playlist, it moves itself up to the top of the main window and i can't see the whole thing, only half of it. I am thinking it does this, because the playlist opens bottom to top. Would it be possible to have an option where windows would maximize from top to bottom? Or anyway I could do it in Winamp?

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i have no idea what your talking about :blink: can you rephrase that in a way thats easier to understand man

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this is the best winamp skin ever... this and Aqua X are the only ones I use... but dude... one thing can put this skin as the best ever... UNICODE SUPPORT... i know therez lotta things saying u cant support it... but I think someone smart enough can somehow figure it out... any suggestion on how i get modern skins to display chinese + jpese?

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axialix

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cupsarap, you'll have to double-click the top of the PL regular/shademode window to get it to expand from top to bottom. The second button from the right is now used to expand it from bottom to top, as requested by leedogg.

KZWings, set the Notifier to Forever (Hold Time = 21) to keep it onscreen all the time.

Tandy, here's how you get the coverart to show different pictures for each album. Place an image called folder.jpg or cover.jpg or front.jpg in the folder with your music. Here's a screenshot to better describe what I mean.

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cupsarap, you'll have to double-click the top of the PL regular/shademode window to get it to expand from top to bottom.  The second button from the right is now used to expand it from bottom to top, as requested by leedogg.

Ah, thanks man. I like it better that way actually, thanks!

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Tandy

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Tandy, here's how you get the coverart to show different pictures for each album.? Place an image called folder.jpg or cover.jpg or front.jpg in the folder with your music.? Here's a screenshot to better describe what I mean.

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theres one small problem, most of my music is in the 1 folder...? Also, the image that currently appears is of one of my bands, but i have no idea where the image is, its not with my music, ive searched everywhere for it.

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axialix

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democles, when the original winamp skin displayed, you had minimized winamp and then restored it? Or you had put the playlist in shademode and then returned to the normal layout? I'm just confused because there is no way to "maximize" the player.

Tandy, senior is correct in that you must organize your music. This skin looks for an image in the folder where your music is. Create a folder for each album you have and in that folder place an image called cover.jpg or front.jpg. This image is what this skin looks for on every track change.

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theres one small problem, most of my music is in the 1 folder...? Also, the image that currently appears is of one of my bands, but i have no idea where the image is, its not with my music, ive searched everywhere for it.

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Tandy, there's no way to have it to show the cover set in the tags of each mp3 (as musicmatch does).

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Barisko

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Tandy, there's no way to have it to show the cover set in the tags of each mp3 (as musicmatch does).

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Hi axialix,

First things first: very very nice skin! I am really loving it.

If you are working on the cover displaying feature maybe you would please consider add another option?

In all my music folders there is a .jpg that contains the cover of the album. But my music manager (Helium 2005) names them cover ?Artist ? Album.jpg? automatically. So maybe it is possible to let your cover feature chose the .jpg file by preference?

This is what I mean: if there are multiple .jpg in a music folder, it could prefer a file with the word ?front? in it. Next with the word ?cover? in it, next with ?whatever? and when there are no files with these words in it it could chose the first one on alphabet (or you could prevent it form choosing a file with the word ?back? in it?)

I don?t know if this is a lot of work to build in but it would be very very very great! Otherwise I (and I think a lot of people with me) have to rename all the .jpg files ( > 300 )

It?s just an idea?

Barisko

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axialix

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Here's the deal folks, this coverart business is a limitation of Winamp, not this skin. Have you ever seen another winamp skin that would get covers from ID3 tags or anywhere else but your hard drive? If you have, boy I'd sure like to know about it. As for renaming 300+ files, you can do it in about 5 seconds using Magic File Renamer or another similiar file renaming program.

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