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Winamp no longer automatically handling file type changes in playlist
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Major Dude
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have you tried a clean install of winamp 5.666 without any 3rd party plugins?
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Hi Musicf8
Sort of - 5.666 was working fine. Then had this problem. I did a clean reinstall and reinstalled Miaiko - same result. I used Maiko for the better sound output. tried using the Nulsoft driver - no help. binned all that & tried 5.8 with the built in Nulsoft ASIO driver. same prob. can this be something to do with windows? Thanks Postillion |
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Major Dude
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That's hard to say, for me personally I am using windows 10 Pro (pre 1809) with Winamp 5.666, cPro2 and matrix mixer and mine never crashes. Maybe it is your soundcard software, what are you using? I'm using Soundblaster Z, are you using any other audio software for listening? just for safety purposes you might want to download malwarebytes and give your computer a scan. The other thing is do you have replaygain on?
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Hi Musicf8 - using a USB DAC so the idea is to totally bypass the soundcard and the Windows audio processing. I don't use any other audio software and have a pretty new build of Windows 10. I use Kaspersky Internet Security and that is pretty heavy duty and I don't have any malware. Yes, under Gen Preferences/Playback Current Settings replay gain is selected. Turned it off - didn't make any differences. the issue is Winamp doesn't seem to remember to swap codecs when it plays a different file type. eg moving from mp3 to FLAC. I use a mixture of file types. Clicking the volume slider gets the sound playing again with the next file type.
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Major Dude
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Yeah, that does seem weird, because I have mostly FLAC and MP3 with I think a few m4a and no issues.. Can you try this? Try unplugging your DAC, reboot, run winamp and try playing your music through your aux/output port on your computer/laptop. Let me know if you have issues.
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To me, this sounds like a problem with the USB driver and output plugin.
What happens when u use the 5.8 directsound output plugin? PENN STATE Radio or http://www.LION-Radio.org/ -- BUG #1 = Winamp skips short tracks Wish #1 = Multiple Column Sorting Wish #2 = Add TCMP/Compilation editing |
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Mr Sinatra - You're the man!! Problem solved. Thanks so much!! Yes, the bug must be in the Nullsoft WASAPI plug-in.
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