Hey Rod, great to hear from you, and to know that you are still alive
and well. All are still up and walkin' round here.
As for Winamp, that option for two versions of Winamp on the same
machine kinda escaped my memory. As of this moment, I haven't done
anything with the new beta. I thought I'd give it a try on Monday, but I
happened to be listening to an audio stream at the time and didn't wish
to interrupt my listening, so I aborted the installation. I will get
back to it some time this week, I'm sure, and will let ya know how
things turned out.
Again, thanks for the reminder,
Larry
On 8/30/2020 4:42 PM, Rod Hutton via Talk wrote:
Hi Larry,
I’ve been thinking over your note for the last while.
I have not tried the newest Winamp, but it occurs to me that if this newer
Winamp is anything like the older one, then you could install it in a different
folder from your current installation and it wouldn’t mess up the older
installation.
Of course, whatever icon it places on the desktop would refer to the newer
installation rather than your original installation.
Okay, that would be the first complication, namely, you would be advised to
rename the desktop icon of your original Winamp so that you would not lose it
after the new installation overwrote it.
You could then proceed to test the Jeff Bishopscript functionality and see if
it works.
The only way it would work is if the developer of the newer Winamp keeps the
names of the key components of the original Winamp application since the Jeff
Bishop script is tied to these.
Anyway, these are some observations from me, perhaps something to chew on.
Smile.
Take care,
Rod
Sent from my iPod
On Aug 18, 2020, at 10:42 AM, Larry Higgins via Talk
<[email protected]> wrote:
Guess the subject says it all.
I was looking around on another list this morning, and someone pointed out a
link that I never would have thought would play in Winamp, because it seems to
be accessible only from a specific Web page. In other words, the extension,
such as it was couldn't possibly be played with Winamp 5.666, but apparently be
played with 5.8 Beta.
So what I am really asking. Do the Jeff Bishop scripts still work well with the
latest version of Winamp? I mean, just trying to test this web link might not
be worth it to me if the scripts will not function as well as they do now.
Any helpful input on this will be greatly appreciated,
Larry
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