Fade out time adjustable?

biodanza · 6th February 2007, 18:28

Dear developpers...

It should be great if it is possible to adjust the defalt fade-out time.

I tried the crossfade function tooâ€¦ But I prefer the fade-out function above the cross-fade options from the DirectSound plugin, because I still need the opportunity to stop the music immediately with the stop-button.

So, PLEASE HELP!!!

A verry satisfied

user of WinAmp...

joÃ«l

JonnyMac · 6th February 2007, 20:30

By "default fade-out", biodanza is refering to the 'shift'+stop fade.

biodanza · 6th February 2007, 20:37

Yessss... Thank you JonnyMac, that's truth.

It should be great if the [shift]+stop fade-out was adjustable, because than we have the choice: use fade-out (with [shift]+stop), or don't use fade-out and stop directly with stop (or pause).

biodanza / joÃ«l

LionelRGuy · 15th February 2007, 07:18

I was actually just about to post asking whether there was an option to turn off the whole fading-out thing m'self. Here's hoping I/we can get an answer soonishly, because I just got Winamp on my new comp here, and it's getting REAL irritating not being able to have just a cold stop.

> Ry-Guy

DrO · 15th February 2007, 08:27

preferences -> plug-ins -> output -> directsound output -> fading tab and the options there (i think that fits what you need)

-daz

LionelRGuy · 15th February 2007, 09:04

Quote:

Originally posted by DrO
preferences -> plug-ins -> output -> directsound output -> fading tab and the options there (i think that fits what you need)

-daz

Thank you VERY much! I at least feel a LITTLE less stupid, seeing that it's at least sorta hidden in there as opposed to being a main, out-in-the-open option. XD Again, thanks much, and take care.

> Ry-Guy

DrO · 15th February 2007, 12:10

it's not that hidden, it's just knowing that fading is related to the output plugins (assuming that they even provide such options). at least you've got things resolved now

-daz

biodanza · 16th February 2007, 19:59

Hi daz...

No, that 's not helping me...
seems to be, that you did not read my origanal question... (Fade out time adjustable)... I want a direct stop, an I want a faded stop with adjustable time...

Other options?
I don't think there isn't a solution in winamp now...

Greetingzzz... Biodanza / Joel

JonnyMac · 16th February 2007, 20:06

DrO was replying to LionelRGuy.

0asunny · 18th April 2008, 08:15

Quote:

Originally posted by DrO
preferences -> plug-ins -> output -> directsound output -> fading tab and the options there (i think that fits what you need)

-daz

Hey guy, thanks for giving the information. It's really useful!

_bullet_time_99 · 23rd July 2008, 13:52

Yes, true. It's a usefull thing but that's not the exact answer.

I'm curious too if there is a way of doing it (in in simple mode)

JonnyMac · 23rd July 2008, 20:18

To what are you referring to? There are two different conversations in this old thread. The original topic is about the fade on stop (via Shift+'stop button' or Shift+V) and the other is about the cross-fade function built in to the DirectSound plug-in.

The fade on stop (via Shift+'stop button' or Shift+V) can not be adjusted and is unrelated to the DirectSound cross-fade.

6th February 2007, 18:28	#1
biodanza Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5	Fade out time adjustable? Dear developpers... It should be great if it is possible to adjust the defalt fade-out time. I tried the crossfade function tooâ€¦ But I prefer the fade-out function above the cross-fade options from the DirectSound plugin, because I still need the opportunity to stop the music immediately with the stop-button. So, PLEASE HELP!!! A verry satisfied user of WinAmp... joÃ«l

6th February 2007, 20:30	#2
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,344	By "default fade-out", biodanza is refering to the 'shift'+stop fade. Please do not PM me for tech support. Any request for tech support through PM will be ignored. Read the Stickies ---> \| \| \| \| <--- Knowledge is power

16th February 2007, 19:59	#8
biodanza Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5	not wat I need... Hi daz... No, that 's not helping me... seems to be, that you did not read my origanal question... (Fade out time adjustable)... I want a direct stop, an I want a faded stop with adjustable time... Other options? I don't think there isn't a solution in winamp now... Greetingzzz... Biodanza / Joel

23rd July 2008, 20:18	#12
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,344	To what are you referring to? There are two different conversations in this old thread. The original topic is about the fade on stop (via Shift+'stop button' or Shift+V) and the other is about the cross-fade function built in to the DirectSound plug-in. The fade on stop (via Shift+'stop button' or Shift+V) can not be adjusted and is unrelated to the DirectSound cross-fade. Please do not PM me for tech support. Any request for tech support through PM will be ignored. Read the Stickies ---> \| \| \| \| <--- Knowledge is power

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6th February 2007, 20:37	#3
biodanza Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 5	Yessss... Thank you JonnyMac, that's truth. It should be great if the [shift]+stop fade-out was adjustable, because than we have the choice: use fade-out (with [shift]+stop), or don't use fade-out and stop directly with stop (or pause). biodanza / joÃ«l

15th February 2007, 07:18	#4
LionelRGuy Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Wisconsin, good ol' US-of-A Posts: 3	I was actually just about to post asking whether there was an option to turn off the whole fading-out thing m'self. Here's hoping I/we can get an answer soonishly, because I just got Winamp on my new comp here, and it's getting REAL irritating not being able to have just a cold stop. > Ry-Guy

15th February 2007, 08:27	#5
DrO - Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: UK Posts: 22,278	preferences -> plug-ins -> output -> directsound output -> fading tab and the options there (i think that fits what you need) -daz

15th February 2007, 12:10	#7
DrO - Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: UK Posts: 22,278	it's not that hidden, it's just knowing that fading is related to the output plugins (assuming that they even provide such options). at least you've got things resolved now -daz

16th February 2007, 20:06	#9
JonnyMac Moderator Join Date: Dec 2000 Posts: 14,344	DrO was replying to LionelRGuy.

23rd July 2008, 13:52	#11
_bullet_time_99 Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: RO Posts: 37	Yes, true. It's a usefull thing but that's not the exact answer. I'm curious too if there is a way of doing it (in in simple mode)