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Winamp 5.34 Beta, Build 1239

Winamp 5.34 Beta Full
Winamp 5.34 Beta Pro (asks for key during install)
Winamp 5.34 Beta Standard (same as Full but no ML or viz)
Winamp 5.34 Beta Lite (basic 2.x-style mp3/cd player)

Winamp 5.34
* New: IPv6 support
* Improved: Made installer delete in_mp3pro :/
* Improved: Embedded IE pages now run in a separate thread
* Improved: General speed and performance optimizations
* Improved: Various Media Library resize flicker fixes
* Improved: GDI+ video rendering for Windows Vista
* Improved: IPC_CONVERTFILE now uses api_decodefile (for ripping & transcoding)
* Improved: [in_wave] Added ATF support for %bitrate%
* Improved: [gen_ff] Better handling of invalid XML during skin load
* Improved: [ml_local] Composer / Album view (in Edit View, Filters tab)
* Improved: [ml_local] Unicode drag&drop and send-to support
* Fixed: ???? in the taskbar & system tray with Unicode titles (note that many third party plugins will cause this to revert back to ????)
* Fixed: CD Burning on Windows Vista
* Fixed: Crash on exit with docked playlist toolbar (ml_local/ml_playlists bug)
* Fixed: DirectDraw video rendering (non-overlay mode) constant redraw/flicker
* Fixed: Installation of Sonic Engine on systems with other Sonic/Roxio products
* Fixed: Tab orders in Preferences
* Fixed: Various media library accessibility/focus issues
* Fixed: [enc_lame] Better output samplerate selection for transcoding
* Fixed: [enc_wav] WAVs missing first 11 samples
* Fixed: [gen_ml] Keyboard focus issue
* Fixed: [gen_ml] Node alignment bug
* Fixed: [in_cdda] Long artist/albumartist CD Info bug
* Fixed: [in_cdda] Crash on Winamp exit after playing Audio CD
* Fixed: [in_cdda] CDDB crash-on-close bug
* Fixed: [in_cdda] CD-Text adds to end of cddb fields instead of clearing first
* Fixed: [in_dshow] potential crash on corrupt/malformed media files
* Fixed: [in_dshow] Crash scanning ml folders containing videos on a network drive
* Fixed: [in_mp3] Memory leak when retrieving info for .aac files
* Fixed: [in_vorbis] Album tag removed when using ml 'edit selected items'
* Fixed: [in_wm] Crash when trying to burn WMA files
* Fixed: [ml_local] Composer tag not saving with 'Edit Info'
* Fixed: [ml_local] Total size not showing up in local media views
* Fixed: [ml_local] Possible duplicate entries on upgrades after rescanning folders
* Fixed: [ml_local] (No Album Artist) & (No Publisher) sometimes displays no results
* Fixed: [ml_local] Sorting Album pane by Year
* Fixed: [ml_local] isempty/isnotempty for querying empty/populated fields
* Fixed: [ml_local] Search broken in simple views (Win2k-specific)
* Fixed: [ml_playlists] Drag+Drop playlists to pmp devices broken
* Fixed: [ml_pmp] Possible crash when deleting a group of songs containing non-sequential duplicates
* Fixed: [ml_pmp] "haven't" typo in prefs :-D
* Fixed: [ml_transcode] Now prevents same source and destination filename
* Fixed: [ml_wire] Crash when encountering certain non-xml feeds
* Fixed: [pmp_ipod] Incompatibility with iTunes 7.1
* Fixed: [pmp_p4s] Launching Winamp on device insertion not working
* Fixed: [pmp_p4s] No longer creates .alb files on devices that don't support it
* Updated: in_vorbis to libvorbis 1.1.2 and libogg 1.1.3
* Updated: in_flac 2.0 (based on FLAC 1.1.4)
* Updated: MusicIP Mix (formerly Predixis MusicMagic) v1.1
* Updated: Sonic Ripping/Burning Engine v3.6.36.500
* Updated: [gen_jumpex] Jump To File Extra v0.99.1


Build 1155 to 1178 changelog:
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread...659#post2155659

Build 1178 to 1195 changelog:
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread...508#post2157508

Build 1195 to 1239 changelog:
http://forums.winamp.com/showthread...595#post2167595

JTFE 0.99.1 build 386 changelog:
http://www.nunzioweb.com/daz/jtfe_dev.html#04/04/2007

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Winamp Essentials Pack 5.34 Beta
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Notes:

Please report any issues with the beta in this thread only.
Make sure your report is complete, according to the stickys in Bug Reports
(clean install, no 3rd-party plugins, full method of reproduction, sys specs, etc).

Particular areas which need testing are:
-IPv6 streaming
-Windows 98/ME - does everything (in general) still work ok?
-CD Burning - needs testing on Win9x & Vista
-FLAC - does everything still work ok? (playback, transcoding, burning, etc)


Re: [ml_local] Possible duplicate entries & isempty/isnotempty fixes
On first Winamp\Media Library run, the built-in Reindexer will kick in and quickly rebuild the ml database. Basically, it will remove any duplicate entries (for all entries with the exact same path & filename / 5.33-specific bug), and will also remove blank data fields. This means that instead of using queries such as ?album="" to search for entries with no Album tag, you'll now be able to use ?album isempty instead.


Re: ????? in taskbar with unicode titles
Winamp.exe is now a unicode program. This (almost)* completes the entire unicode conversion process which has taken place throughout the 5.2x-5.3x series (yay!). As noted, some 3rd-party (mainly General Purpose and Media Library, and some Input) plugins will break unicode support and make the taskbar title / systray tooltip revert back to ?????? for unicode titles. There is nothing we can do about this, and the only solution is for the 3rd-party plugin authors to update their plugins according to the 5.3x SDK.
Also worth noting is that the plugins provided in older versions of the external Winamp Essentials Pack will also require updating. As it stands, the older versions of the plugins in the Essential Pack come under the "(note that many third party plugins will cause this to revert back to ????)" bracket. To fix said problem, you will need to upgrade to the new Winamp Essentials Pack 5.34 Beta. Also check DrO's site for any updated unicode-compatible versions of any of his other plugins that you might be using.

* ml_bookmarks, ml_history & ml_pmp still don't support unicode (support is planned for 5.35 or later)


Re: [enc_lame] Better output samplerate selection for transcoding
This means that the MP3 Encoder will now automatically detect the input samplerate and limit the output bitrate accordingly when transcoding. For example, if the input file is a 22.1KHz 8-bit WAV file, then enc_lame will transcode it to a 22.1KHz MPEG-2 Layer 3 MP3 file with a maximum (supported) bitrate of 160 kbps (regardless of the LAME Enc settings) - thus fixing the old 'Can't Open Encoder' error message.
More importantly, note that the final pieces of the updated code for lame_enc didn't make it in time for this public beta, therefore the error message will still appear when trying to transcode eg. a 22.1 Khz 8-bit WAV to anything above 160 kbps mp3. Basically, MPEG-2 Layer 3 is 8-160kbps / 16khz, 22khz & 24khz; MPEG-2.5 L3 is 8-160kbps / 8khz, 11khz, & 12khz; MPEG-1 L3 is 32-320kbps / 32khz, 44khz & 48khz.


RE: New enc_wav.dll
The internal WAV Output encoder (for ripping & transcoding) has been removed and replaced with a new external enc_wav.dll. The ACM options (Convert to Format) have now been (re)implemented as from build 1239.


Report any issues with the updated MusicIP Mix (formerly Predixis MusicMagic) v1.1 plugin at the MusicIP forum, not here.


Known Issues

-CD Burning still doesn't work under Win9x :-(

-Gapless CD playback broken with Sonic again (works fine if using aspi)

-Also check for any known Build 1239 specific issues



* = Fixed internally

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good thing i started on the fixes for my plugins with respect to the 'Re: ????? in taskbar with unicode titles' section now wasn't it

code:
WNDPROC SetWinampWndSubClass(HWND winamp, WNDPROC newproc){
  if(IsWindowUnicode(winamp)){
    return (WNDPROC)SetWindowLongPtrW(winamp,GWLP_WNDPROC,(LONG_PTR)newproc);
  }
  else{
    return (WNDPROC)SetWindowLongPtrA(winamp,GWLP_WNDPROC,(LONG_PTR)newproc);
  }
}

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Hey guys, just did a clean install, and it did fix the unprotected WMA CD burning on my windows XP laptop (this was my only problem with 5.33). Seems to be humming along quite nicely, but i'll still stay far away from that MusicIP thing, unless there's been significant improvements over Predixis.

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Registered: Apr 2003
From: where the llamas come from!

hmm. IPv6 support in winamp? what does that mean? what are the benefits?

I thought that would have been an OS/ IP connection issue rather than an application one?

EDIT: Benski's answer concerning my IPv6 question on HA:

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I updated our networking library (http://www.nullsoft.com/free/jnetlib/ - but new version isn't on that site yet), which powers Winamp and many of our other products (including internal AOL stuff). Winamp getting IPv6 support was just a side-effect, but we figured that this might be a good vehicle to test it with, especially on Windows Vista which supports IPv6 out of the box.

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Hello all,

I read on BetaNews that Winamp 5 Full 5.34 Build 1155 is out. Problem is I always have a pron finding the pro version. Thaks.

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Registered: Jun 2000
From: Phoenix, AZ

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Winamp 5.34 Beta, Build 1155

Winamp 5.34 Beta Full
Winamp 5.34 Beta Pro (asks for key during install)
Winamp 5.34 Beta Standard (same as Full but no ML or viz)
Winamp 5.34 Beta Lite

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Registered: May 2000
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videos still look like crap in vista

Windows Vista --> Winamp video = dead

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Probably because it doesn't mention anything about that particular issue being addressed in the changelog ;-)

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Winamp 5.34 Beta, Build 1155

-Windows 98/ME - does everything (in general) still work ok?
-CD Burning - needs testing on Win9x

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Originally posted by DJ Egg
Probably because it doesn't mention anything about that particular issue being addressed in the changelog ;-)

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just making sure you were aware of it.

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Registered: Dec 2005
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Hello,

thanks for the new Version with the many of Bugfixes.

But I have a wish for then new Version.

Please make the Size of Option Windows custumizable.

Background of this:

I use the FlyakiteOSX Theme on my Windows XP.
In many Windows of the Winamp are some options not shown.

If it possible, please tell me the way that I can use it or can change the Size of the option window.

Or give it other things that have to change, that the window change the size?

thx

Siggi

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Registered: Feb 2003
From: A Parallel Dimension

"Improved: General speed and performance optimizations"

Would that even be noticeable?

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IPv6 Support seems to work fine for listening to MP3 and OGG streams over the internet.

I am able to listen to IPv6 streams mentioned here:
URL submitted by user.

When I look at my router the streams really go through IPv6.

Great Work!

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"Improved: General speed and performance optimizations"

Would that even be noticeable?

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Registered: Feb 2003
From: A Parallel Dimension

Nice!

I look forward to the final release.

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Registered: Mar 2003
From: Germany - NRW

Hello

is it possible that the scroll function show the complete right side of the text.
On the picture you can see, that few "pixel" are missing.
It stops by "...(Misc remix)(6:4" and a half of the 8

better:
"...(Misc remix)(6:48) "
(with space at the end)

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Originally posted by DJ Egg
Yeah, a lot of defunct code was stripped out globally, and the Local Media views / queries / searches etc should be quite a bit faster.


@ RHarmsen
Cool. Thanks for the confirmation :-)

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It used to take Winamp 3 -5 secs to start on a machine of mine, now it starts instantly, HUGE IMPROVEMENT !!!

I also have a 100mhz First-Gen Pentium with 32mb ram running Windows 98, after removing the Modern skins, the Media Library (but not the playlist), some useless plugins(for that machine) and the video support, Winamp Runs flawlessly - thats 6 secs to start, loads a 3000 mp3 m3u list from a remote workgroup computer and plays without a hitch or clank the msec I click that serial mouse button :-)

heres for another great version !!!

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Registered: Oct 2005
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since ive been using vista (premium) i have noticed (with every beta/final version released since vista's release) that the live taskbar thumbnail never shows an accurate picture of winamp. i always only have the playlist editor window open, and it always shows the main window only, in the classic skin. many other times it just shows a distorted image or a part of the main window. this is with all of winamp 5.3 if i remember correctly.

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Registered: Jun 2004
From: Terengganu, Malaysia, Asia, Earth

Just to mention here, is it just me or the design issues, in the winamp installation it is state my installation is custom over my previous installation(just only unchecked winamp agent) instead a previous. And I'm found it is not different custom and previous installation in down-list menu, but it is auto-detected my installation is custom. It is not happened before this version (I mean 5.33 and above).

adios!!!

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Registered: Apr 2004
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New in_flac rocks. Just take a look at the new info editor, I guess this will make a lot of people happy.

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From: Hamamatsu, Japan

Thanks for the new release chaps, but bloody hell, jnetlib.w5s has put on a few pounds - 624k?!

The previous version of jnetlib.w5s (23k) appears to work fine, and as I currently do not have a need for IPv6, I think I'd prefer to keep WinAMP as slimline as possible.

Cheers,
James
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Registered: Jun 2000
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I think the new jnetlib also provides support for ssl (https) streams, but I could be wrong (there was an internal ssl version of jnetlib knocking around a while back, maybe Benski can confirm?)

[EDIT]

Yup, I can now confirm that ssl is supported (just uploaded an mp3 to my ssl server, and Winamp 5.34b played it fine) :-)

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I think the new jnetlib also provides support for ssl (https) streams, but I could be wrong (there was an internal ssl version of jnetlib knocking around a while back, maybe Benski can confirm?)

[EDIT]

Yup, I can now confirm that ssl is supported (just uploaded an mp3 to my ssl server, and Winamp 5.34b played it fine) :-)

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Yes the extra size is SSL support. That stays out of the final build, though. IPv6 support didn't add any size per se.

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Ahh! No final build for me then :-D

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In the known bug list (http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?threadid=156839), the in_wave audio support bug (in_wave v3.x doesn't support riff-wav's (ie. mp3 with wav header) or any codecs not supported by libsndfile library (eg. dsp truespeech or aud)) is listed as "fixed in latest internal builds". The problem is still there in 5.34. Although I am content with using DrO's waveform wrapper, I am curious about when you expect for the internal fix to be available in a publicly-available build.

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Yeah, it should probably have a different style asterisk to the other entries.

Basically, by 'fixed' it means that it's fixed if you use the in_dshow workaround method instead, because in_dshow plays just about all WAV files.

The only problem with in_dshow is that there's no 24bit output support (a la Prefs > Playback), and transcoding from .wav to .xxx doesn't work (in_dshow doesn't support transcoding). Then again, neither does old in_wave (as used by DrO's waveform wrapper workaround).

Yup, it's a cruddy situation, but the only way it can be fixed once and for all is to write a brand new acm-style in_wave from scratch. Alas, parts of the old in_wave source code were lost somewhere inbetween PP, Justin & co leaving and Benski & co taking over, which was why a new in_wave was quickly knocked up to provide multi-user, 24bit, transcoding, etc support, as well as fixing the 32bit float point distortion bug. The new in_wave however uses the libsndfile library instead of acm, and libsndfile doesn't support (embedded) mp3, dsp-ts, or .aud files.

One day, hopefully we'll get a brand new acm-based in_wave, but in the meantime, you're just gonna have to settle for one of the known workarounds (there's only one Benski, and he's only got one pair of hands) ;-) Anyone found a good cloning machine yet?

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Anyone found a good cloning machine yet?

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yes but the women keep saying no when i try to make some practise runs, the swines

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Thanks for the new release chaps, but bloody hell, jnetlib.w5s has put on a few pounds - 624k?!

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Registered: Jun 2000
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Apparently, and without going into any detail, it's not quite finished yet.

[Edit] D'oh!

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It lacks any kind of config. ssl usually has lots of user interaction with regards to establishing trust. Think of your browser prompting about when certificates are expired, or names dont match, or trusted certs, or or or. basically, that needs doing.

Right now it blanket accepts any ssl credentials and encrypts the stream.

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Right-to-left alphabets do scroll funnily. Try a few of Hebrew letters.

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It lacks any kind of config. ssl usually has lots of user interaction with regards to establishing trust. Think of your browser prompting about when certificates are expired, or names dont match, or trusted certs, or or or. basically, that needs doing.

Right now it blanket accepts any ssl credentials and encrypts the stream.

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Right; hadn't thought of that... but... the three functions of SSL/TLS are to ensure privacy from a snooping man-in-the-middle, integrity from a man-in-the-middle changing the data in-flight, and authenticity. Most people associate SSL/TLS with the first of those three. The second is important on paper but not that much so in real life. A blanket auto-accepting system will still feature the first two of those three. The last one is what protects you from giving your bank account info to some phishing site ran by Nigerians and prevents someone from hijacking DNS to point your bank's website to theirs (if they also hijacked your bank's web servers, then certs won't do you any good). The relevance of the authenticity feature of SSL/TLS is pretty limited: makes lots of sense for banking, shopping, etc. (and even then, studies show that most people auto-accept anyway and ignore whatever warnings come up), but not so much in other contexts. This is why most SSH servers and IM protocols that use TLS don't even bother with certs and why a lot of people use self-signed certs for HTTPS. I'm not seeing how relevant authenticity is in Winamp's context (well, okay, I'm not seeing how SSL in general is relevant in Winamp's context either ) esp. since the web-browsing component of Winamp uses an embedded IE and not jnetlib.

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When I enqueue a bunch of MP3s in Winamp, it loads all the items into the playlist and then will start to fetch the file information for each of the items currently visible on the playlist. My playlist window is tall enough that it displays 22 items at a time...

Time it takes to retrieve the info for all 22 items in 5.34: 21 seconds

After replacing in_mp3 with the one from 5.33, the time went down to a more sensible 1.8 seconds--an order of magnitude difference.

This seems to happen only with files that are on mapped network drives (I haven't tested enough to confirm if this is indeed the trigger). This isn't a problem with the network drives themselves because my gigabit LAN is pretty quick and because the problem goes away if in_mp3 is replaced with an older version from 5.33.

Also, Winamp behaves sluggishly--almost non-responsively, but not quite--during the 20 or so seconds of file info loading, though CPU usage remains normal the entire time.

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When I enqueue a bunch of MP3s in Winamp, it loads all the items into the playlist and then will start to fetch the file information for each of the items currently visible on the playlist. My playlist window is tall enough that it displays 22 items at a time...

Time it takes to retrieve the info for all 22 items in 5.34: 21 seconds

After replacing in_mp3 with the one from 5.33, the time went down to a more sensible 1.8 seconds--an order of magnitude difference.

This seems to happen only with files that are on mapped network drives (I haven't tested enough to confirm if this is indeed the trigger). This isn't a problem with the network drives themselves because my gigabit LAN is pretty quick and because the problem goes away if in_mp3 is replaced with an older version from 5.33.

Also, Winamp behaves sluggishly--almost non-responsively, but not quite--during the 20 or so seconds of file info loading, though CPU usage remains normal the entire time.

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From: .us

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Any chance that these files have non-english letters in the filename?

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Registered: Jul 2005
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Hi,

Approximately every second time I play or switch to a new entry in Winamp Music the player crashes completely. It simply vanishes.

Edit: This is the an "expansion" of the Audioscrobbler plug-in problem I have reposrted here in the forums with 5.33: I am not able to play AOL videos with any Audioscrobbler plug-in installed. In this beta I am not able to play Winamp music either with Audioscrobbler enabled. When I remove this plug-in I can play Winamp Music.

//C

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Registered: Jul 2006
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(is just a note to bear in mind if you're one of the few silly devs who support those OSes)

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A BIG thanks to all those "silly" devs, who are still supporting us 9X users!

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Registered: Sep 2003
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cdysthe: i've just spent the last hour and a half trying to see what/where the fault is happening and i can't. the crash happens in random memory with no reference (that i can find in the debugger) as to faulting module. the problem even happens if i rebuild the AS plugin with everything in it's init(..) disabled - points more like it's the mfc crap it uses.

as such, unless the standalone or the official AS plugin is properly looked at/fixed (assuming the issue is in the dll) or a completely new standalone version is built then there's not a lot which can be done (i'm pissed off with the current standalone version that i've started on something towards the third option but don't know if it'll ever come to fruition).

the only plus side from the wasted time (when i should have been finishing the new jtfe release) is that i found two of my input based plugin's also have some quirks with the videos from the winamp music section (can't believe how much that part sucks - haven't touched it in a year+ and it's dire)

-daz

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cdysthe: i've just spent the last hour and a half trying to see what/where the fault is happening and i can't. the crash happens in random memory with no reference (that i can find in the debugger) as to faulting module. the problem even happens if i rebuild the AS plugin with everything in it's init(..) disabled - points more like it's the mfc crap it uses.

as such, unless the standalone or the official AS plugin is properly looked at/fixed (assuming the issue is in the dll) or a completely new standalone version is built then there's not a lot which can be done (i'm pissed off with the current standalone version that i've started on something towards the third option but don't know if it'll ever come to fruition).

the only plus side from the wasted time (when i should have been finishing the new jtfe release) is that i found two of my input based plugin's also have some quirks with the videos from the winamp music section (can't believe how much that part sucks - haven't touched it in a year+ and it's dire)

-daz

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Registered: Jan 2005
From: Ashburn, VA

The crashing of audioscrobbler on WMA/WMV streams has been known for some time (about a year now). Hopefully last.fm can fix the problem.

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