weird formatting bug in winamp

WeelyTM · 5th April 2003, 04:23

I've had this as far back as I can remember. I thought it was just the mp3s being bad, but then I noticed it was in parts of winamp not related to the mp3s. I've uninstalled completely, reinstalled completely, did that with winamp 2.8, 2.81, and 2.90 and still it won't go away. Look in the pics. the first one, notice the info under MPEG info. the other two are obvious. newline characters aren't being read or parsed or something, because if I do a select all, copy, and the paste it into a word document or notepad, it comes out formatted like it should, so the formatting is in there. this SEEMS to be only on my computer, but does anyone else have this issue? am I missing a library file in windows or something, could that cause this? is there a file or registry entry only winamp uses for this purpose? because no other program has any problem similiar to this. posted in the winamp 2 tech support forum here, no one has come up with a solution.

pics:

windows xp, all latest updates and directX stuff. gf4mx video card, aureal 8830 soundcard.

WeelyTM · 16th April 2003, 09:02

bump? anyone else in the world able to duplicate this or have this problem (or possibly a solution)?

5th April 2003, 04:23	#1
WeelyTM Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 9	weird formatting bug in winamp I've had this as far back as I can remember. I thought it was just the mp3s being bad, but then I noticed it was in parts of winamp not related to the mp3s. I've uninstalled completely, reinstalled completely, did that with winamp 2.8, 2.81, and 2.90 and still it won't go away. Look in the pics. the first one, notice the info under MPEG info. the other two are obvious. newline characters aren't being read or parsed or something, because if I do a select all, copy, and the paste it into a word document or notepad, it comes out formatted like it should, so the formatting is in there. this SEEMS to be only on my computer, but does anyone else have this issue? am I missing a library file in windows or something, could that cause this? is there a file or registry entry only winamp uses for this purpose? because no other program has any problem similiar to this. posted in the winamp 2 tech support forum here, no one has come up with a solution. pics: windows xp, all latest updates and directX stuff. gf4mx video card, aureal 8830 soundcard.

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16th April 2003, 09:02	#2
WeelyTM Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 9	bump? anyone else in the world able to duplicate this or have this problem (or possibly a solution)?