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    Got Winamp?: Try this Class...

    Although its not quite finished, i was wondering if how i went about structuring this class is correct. it has been quite a while since i have been doing any real programming.

    What still needs to be done:

    I need to have each function throw an exception if the version the user is using does not support that function.

    Clean up: the code is still rather messy.

    More functions....

    (I should finish these in a few days)

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    Please test it out and tell me how it goes.... I have been testing using 5.04, If the version isnt supported by the function it just wont, work so dont worry about it crashing. (i hope)

    The Attached Sample demonstrates limited functionalty.

    The Project is in the vs 2003 format...

    If your playlist is large it might take a 10-20 seconds to load.
    (hey... its a demo, i was too lazy to bother with threading.)
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    maybe a description of what your class can do will get you more downloads..

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    meh:


    Allows you to control Winamp.
    PlayControl:
    -Play
    -Pause
    -Stop
    -Next
    -Previous

    Playlist:
    -Change Position
    -Length
    -Current Position
    -Clear
    -Write ' Tells winamp to save the playlist to default
    -Can Retrive the Title and the FileInfo on any file in the list

    Currently Playing song Info:
    -Title
    -FileInfo
    -Bitrate
    -SampleRate
    -Length
    -Current Position


    Few more features aswell.... its kinda for personal use but i dont care if anyone else uses it. (this was created mainly for a prank )
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    nice! I use winamp at work to primarily listen to my stream from home and I got a URI not supported exception here: ' Return New IO.FileInfo(strFilePath)' is this due to the fact I'm streaming an m3u and not using a local file?

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    Andy:

    Yes, I hadnt thought of someone listening thru a stream.

    I assumed that the string returned by winamp would always be a file.

    I guess i will have to rethink that section.

    Sorry, but dont expect an update for atleast a few days. My left hand cant really move. too much work on projects like these, or i punched my head board in my sleep.

    its really hard typing with one hand.
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