System Sounds, etc.

Earthling · 7th February 2002, 10:55

Isn't it annoying when you are listening to your music and a little pop-up or something makes a noise, that just does not fit in with your music? I think a little tick box in the preferences, to: Mute all else (i.e. everything except WinAMP). Possible? Maybe.

Anothere nice feature would be (for the playlist), if you could right click a song and 'send to XX' and type in a number, and it moves that song to a position that you specify (it's difficult moving things round when you have multiple thousand playlist entries).

Bilbo Baggins · 7th February 2002, 13:30

Why not just go to your control panel and turn the system sounds off

7th February 2002, 16:49

1) Not somthing you can do in Winamp, or any other media player

2) Winamp3

X-Fixer · 8th February 2002, 11:47

Seems that Winamp3 is an answer to all questions

7th February 2002, 10:55	#1
Earthling Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 1	System Sounds, etc. Isn't it annoying when you are listening to your music and a little pop-up or something makes a noise, that just does not fit in with your music? I think a little tick box in the preferences, to: Mute all else (i.e. everything except WinAMP). Possible? Maybe. Anothere nice feature would be (for the playlist), if you could right click a song and 'send to XX' and type in a number, and it moves that song to a position that you specify (it's difficult moving things round when you have multiple thousand playlist entries).

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7th February 2002, 13:30	#2
Bilbo Baggins Wind Chime of the Apocalypse Join Date: May 2000 Location: The Forest Posts: 17,231	Why not just go to your control panel and turn the system sounds off

7th February 2002, 16:49	#3
Sawg Guest Posts: n/a	1) Not somthing you can do in Winamp, or any other media player 2) Winamp3

8th February 2002, 11:47	#4
X-Fixer Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2001 Posts: 543	Seems that Winamp3 is an answer to all questions