Update: I made it more proper. It doesn't use shell commands any more, because they're a bit unreliable. Now all the recursive directory stuff is in-script. Although it doesn't search the registry anymore, because that didn't work the same of every machine.
Winamp doesn't let you order files by filename when you add directories, so you always get a random selection. Which is a bit annoying. So I've spent the last 3 hours writing a nifty little script that orders tracks for you. What a time-saver!
enqueue.vbs.txt winamp-order-files.reg.txt
If anyone else wants to use it, remove the ".txt" extensions from both files. Put enqueue.vbs in your root directory (or update the "reg" file) and run the "reg" file. Easy as punch with pie.
Oh yes - as it is, it will replace the existing "Play in Winamp" right-click menu item when you right-click on directories.
And I hate VBScript. With a passion. That whole thing would have taken 5 minutes in bash.
I'm laughing at myself because it's so geeky. I even read the registry to get the path to Winamp. Dear oh dear.
u tech u :)
Beth / 7:46pm / 30 July 2004
I hope you don’t mind if I don’t read it.
Jum / 10:24am / 3 August 2004
And also no one picked up David Hackman’s phone at home??
Jum / 10:34am / 3 August 2004
do u hv 2 use the winamp program 2 run these 2, wat does it do basicly – searchs the internet for songs or stuff or it searches someone computer or a link. u made it availble free or got 2 pays somewhere.
Anmol / 11:44am / 3 August 2004
I don’t mind at all if you don’t.
That’s a bum that he didn’t pick up.
Ryan / 11:45am / 3 August 2004
I tried to care about this post, I really did.
Alas, no.
Rach / 11:44pm / 3 August 2004
And I’m meant to be the smart arse.
Ryan / 11:45pm / 3 August 2004