Foobar2000|Can't see changes Options

[Stephan]

Hey,
I hope somebody can help me.
I don't want to have my Output text like this: np: Artist - Tracktitle "Album"
I want to have it like this: Artist -Tracknumber- Tracktitle (Lenght) "Album (Year)" - Genre
eg: np: Kiss -01- I Was Made for Lovin' You (03:57) "Dynasty (1979)" - Hard Rock
Which (I think) should be: np: %1 -%3- %2 (%min:%sec) "%4 (%5)" - %7

I changed the tags in the presets, but nothing happend.
Does someone know, what exactly I have to do?

Thanks in advance.

[pOOBAH]

Exactly the same problem here with mIRC 6.35 and foobar 2000 v1.0 and AMIP-2.67-foobar2000.
Restarting foobar and mIRC didn�t help. Do I have to reboot the whole machine?

Thanks in advance...

I don't want to have my Output text like this: np: Artist - Tracktitle "Album"
I want to have it like this: Artist -Tracknumber- Tracktitle (Lenght) "Album (Year)" - Genre
eg: np: Kiss -01- I Was Made for Lovin' You (03:57) "Dynasty (1979)" - Hard Rock
Which (I think) should be: np: %1 -%3- %2 (%min:%sec) "%4 (%5)" - %7

I changed the tags in the presets, but nothing happend.
Does someone know, what exactly I have to do?

Thanks in advance.

[Serge]

In foobar settings you should use foobar variables, not AMIP variables. Reset to default and change AMIP presets instead in AMIP Configurator, not in foobar.

[pOOBAH]

Thanks for the answer.

Here�s what i did:

Preset 1 is set to the default:

"//describe $active np: %name [%min:%sec~m/%br~kbps/%sr~kHz]"

resulting in mIRC output e.g.:

[10:18] * pOOBAH np: Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - A Minor Place [03:43m/711kbps/44kHz]

I manually announce with "/F12 /dll ac mexec announce preset 1" in mIRC

now i tried to change the preset (or create a new one on preset 3) and changing the mIRC settings
accordingly to "/F12 /dll ac mexec announce preset 3"

when pressing F12 it always announces in the format set in preset 1...
no matter if i change those in AMIP Config or use an different preset with e.g.
"/F12 /dll ac....preset 3" in mIRC.

I hope I could make clear, what my problem is. Maybe the solution is so simple I just don�t see it.

Regards

In foobar settings you should use foobar variables, not AMIP variables. Reset to default and change AMIP presets instead in AMIP Configurator, not in foobar.

[Serge]

Make sure the player can read the settings and that the settings are actually saved to the plugin.ini. On Vista/7 you may need to run both player and AMIP Configurator as Administrator.

[pOOBAH]

Thanks a lot.. The only problem was, that the AMIP Configurator wasn�t started as Administrator.
Now changes are saved.

Make sure the player can read the settings and that the settings are actually saved to the plugin.ini. On Vista/7 you may need to run both player and AMIP Configurator as Administrator.