From: pooky on
Paul Blarmy <foxesfan(a)trashmail.net> wrote in
news:MPG.25fce9c521405e17989a1b(a)news.virginmedia.com:

> I've used and loved Winamp for years, but after my most recent
HD re-
> install it is refusing to play ball. It isn't remembering
settings on
> the Jump to File plugin and there are a few other niggles
creeping in
> too.
>
> Can anyone suggest an alternative for my MP3 collection? (I
didn't use
> it for anything other than MP3).
>
> The really important thing is that a replacement program MUST
have
> global keyboard shortcuts to control moving to next song etc.
Some of
> the programs I have tried have used keyboard shortcuts that
only work
> when the program itself is in focus - this is no good as I like
to
> control my music whilst actually working/using other programs.
>
> The other things I liked about Winamp were the lyrics plugin
and the
> LastFM link but these features aren't as important as the
global
> keyboard shortcuts.
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>
MusicBee
http://getmusicbee.com/
From: pooky on
pooky <pooky(a)nullen.void> wrote in
news:Xns9D33DDC755828nullenvoid(a)69.16.185.252:

> Paul Blarmy <foxesfan(a)trashmail.net> wrote in
> news:MPG.25fce9c521405e17989a1b(a)news.virginmedia.com:
>
>> I've used and loved Winamp for years, but after my most recent
> HD re-
>> install it is refusing to play ball. It isn't remembering
> settings on
>> the Jump to File plugin and there are a few other niggles
> creeping in
>> too.
>>
>> Can anyone suggest an alternative for my MP3 collection? (I
> didn't use
>> it for anything other than MP3).
>>
>> The really important thing is that a replacement program MUST
> have
>> global keyboard shortcuts to control moving to next song etc.
> Some of
>> the programs I have tried have used keyboard shortcuts that
> only work
>> when the program itself is in focus - this is no good as I
like
> to
>> control my music whilst actually working/using other programs.
>>
>> The other things I liked about Winamp were the lyrics plugin
> and the
>> LastFM link but these features aren't as important as the
> global
>> keyboard shortcuts.
>>
>> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
>>
> MusicBee
> http://getmusicbee.com/
>
BTW, if you try it and want a feature that it doesn't have,
request it
on the forums. I saw him program at least 5 new feature requests
in 1
day. Very responsive creator.
From: AlleyCat on
In article <MPG.25fce9c521405e17989a1b(a)news.virginmedia.com>,
foxesfan(a)trashmail.net says...
> but after my most recent HD re-
> install it is refusing to play ball. It isn't remembering settings on
> the Jump to File plugin
>

A simple fix for problems like that... use an image backup program like
Ghost or the several other imaging software titles mentioned in this
newsgroup over the years. Backup at least once a week, or a little
longer if you aren't trying out new software... if you have a problem,
you just re-image the hard drive to where everything "worked". It's like
having a restore program that you control yourself.
It took me years to do, but I finally upgraded from the 2.xx versions to
the 5.xx versions of Winamp and haven't looked back. Good luck.

Al
From: JD on
Paul Blarmy wrote:
> I've used and loved Winamp for years, but after my most recent HD re-
> install it is refusing to play ball. It isn't remembering settings on
> the Jump to File plugin and there are a few other niggles creeping in
> too.
>
> Can anyone suggest an alternative for my MP3 collection? (I didn't use
> it for anything other than MP3).
>
> The really important thing is that a replacement program MUST have
> global keyboard shortcuts to control moving to next song etc. Some of
> the programs I have tried have used keyboard shortcuts that only work
> when the program itself is in focus - this is no good as I like to
> control my music whilst actually working/using other programs.
>
> The other things I liked about Winamp were the lyrics plugin and the
> LastFM link but these features aren't as important as the global
> keyboard shortcuts.
>
> Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Why not remove it and then try a new re-install?
Or download the latest version and install that one.

Good luck!
From: Man-wai Chang to The Door (33600bps) on
On 3/7/2010 06:38, Paul Blarmy wrote:
> I've used and loved Winamp for years, but after my most recent HD re-
> install it is refusing to play ball. It isn't remembering settings on
> the Jump to File plugin and there are a few other niggles creeping in
> too.

Did you upgrade to Win 7?

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