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I had to strip my computer and reinstall everything. In doing so I lost my previous settings, which were awesome. They displayed something like:
"Artist - Title [Album (if available), Year (if available)] (Length)" It worked before, but I'm not sure how I would get it to do it again. This is immaterial, however as now no matter what I change the settings all I'm getting is: "Artist - Title [Album]." What am I doing wrong? I really like this plug-in and would like very much if it would do what I ask it to again. I am working with Vista, but despite having tried running all elements of the programme (including Media Monkey, which I am trying to make it work with) in Administrator mode, it is still the same story. Best, Eiron. |
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Delete plugin.ini to switch to defaults or edit it via Configurator or manually to use the desired settings. AMIP is always using the actual version of the configuration file.
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 9 Joined: 12-December 08 Member No.: 641 ![]() |
Deleted. It is still using for initial settings, pre-installation. Say, for instance, I accidentally installed version 0.63 first, before uninstalling to upgrade to 0.64. Could that be causing problems? Running the getsonginfo.exe prompt indicates that it is now using a file that does not exist, the same plugin.ini location as before. How can I completely clean the installation without taking the drastic measure of formatting my computer again in order to try setting it right?
Delete plugin.ini to switch to defaults or edit it via Configurator or manually to use the desired settings. AMIP is always using the actual version of the configuration file. |
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