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Zinefer

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There wasn't. Until now.

I was looking for the exact same thing when I found alot of threads just like this one, so I decided to make it myself. It is however, severely undertested... As far as I know it works on Windows XP with Ventrilo 3.0.1

If other people than me really do want something like this I can expand with other versions and more features. Let me know of any bugs and what you think.

http://rapidshare.com/files/170021487/VentMon.rar (wont let me upload here)

Thanks.

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Okay, so I should probably make this its own thread, but here is version 1.2.2.1 it now works with VLC (videolan.org) and saves settings between closing the program.

DL Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/170334164/VentMon.rar

It is also a traffic share link, so you shouldn't have to wait that painful 45 seconds when downloading.

Please, let me know of any bugs.

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Okay, so I should probably make this its own thread, but here is version 1.2.2.1 it now works with VLC (videolan.org) and saves settings between closing the program.

DL Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/170334164/VentMon.rar

It is also a traffic share link, so you shouldn't have to wait that painful 45 seconds when downloading.

Please, let me know of any bugs.

Zinefer I runned the app in linux using wine just to be sure, and I was amazed, so I ran to Windows and installed it. This is amazing!! but I think i found a bug, it wont pause my music when someone talks (even if I checked this option) it just pause when I talk.

PS: sry for being paranoic earlier today, im up for testing this stuff =)

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