December 12, 200421 yr @chino:thanx mate. was just about trying that. just didn't want to cuz don't really know how to setup the ini. guess i just have look round the board, but usually i'm to lazy to that...nevermind.thx for the help.
December 12, 200421 yr Author am i correct in assuming we can use the same INI file we used for the 5.05 release?also, not to be a pest, but whats the approximate release schedule for the updated MSI (with associations)thanks!!I was thinking of starting it Wednesday. I'm sure there are gonna be bugs, so just giving a few days for people to find those.Also, the registering associations works, just as in the same release. What doesn't work is the "User can install the audio components, but still not have Winamp associated to it". That's what's gonna be changed next update.The INI file is the SAME form the last release, it's good to go.@SneakyghostGuess you're still not seeing the examples There are NO "/" for the switches. the ONLY "/" you should have is for the /qb or the /qn. All the others are just XFULL=1 or XAUDIO=1 and you just list them out.
December 12, 200421 yr Hi Alanoll,thanks for the new msi !A small bug ...as with your last msi, the playback of wav etc. files does not work after installation. The wave input module does not have those associated after installation !Thanks !Alex
December 12, 200421 yr Hey Alanoll...great work again ! Does anyone know what the file PXSDKPLS.dll in the Winamp directory is for?I'm slimming down my install so I install Winamp with the following INI:[SETUP]XMODERNSKIN=1XAUDIO=1XNSV=1XWRITEWAV=1XDCOUT=1XNAME=DynaletikXKEY=XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXXXDesktop=0XQuicklaunch=0and after that I delete some files that I don't needDEL "%programfiles%\Winamp\Plugins\milkdrop.html"DEL "%programfiles%\Winamp\Winamp.m3u"DEL "%programfiles%\Winamp\demo.mp3"DEL "%programfiles%\Winamp\whatsnew.txt"DEL "%programfiles%\Winamp\winampmb.htm"
December 12, 200421 yr @alanoll:oh my god i'm so sorry 4 being such a pest!cause ur right!that happens quite often when i'm reading stuff. i do see and i don't.just not looking properly.sorry about that!sneakyghost
December 12, 200421 yr Author @Dynaletikit's part of the Sonic Burning components.@midiboy Curses. But I knew there would be atleast one bug. lol. Guess I gotta go try and find a WAV file.
December 16, 200421 yr awesome work man...quick ?... would it be easy to intregrate an additional swicth that would allow to specify the installation path?
December 16, 200421 yr Author there already is one, built into Windows Installer. INSTALLDIRIt should also be usable via INI, if not I'll add it next revision, but it should always be available via command-line
December 16, 200421 yr Author if not I'll add it next revisionspeaking of the next revision... yeah yeah...since only one bug was noticed, gotta remember how I fixed that. But expect it tomorrow....I got alittle tied up doing research on PHP and MySQL for the Unattended Website
December 16, 200421 yr yeah yeah...since only one bug was noticed, gotta remember how I fixed that. But expect it tomorrow....I got alittle tied up doing research on PHP and MySQL for the Unattended Websiteno prob.i really appreciate you doing this. thanks so much.
December 16, 200421 yr there already is one, built into Windows Installer. INSTALLDIRIt should also be usable via INI, if not I'll add it next revision, but it should always be available via command-lineThis works right from the ini file.. thx a bunch Alanollbtw.. in that screen shot, starting at xjump, all of the parameters are off by 1 and xtray is at there bottom where it should be directly after xjump.. someone may have already pointed this out as I havent read through this entire thread.thanks again! made this process SO much easier!
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