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This command-line program helps to quickly locate and open your WinAmp playlists(or MP3s, or OGGs, or anything) using just parts of their full pathnames.
The program can even work over a network(using standard Windows shares), providing you easy access to your LAN's music collection. For acceptable performance, all lists of files are cached for 48 hours(default, can be changed).
For example, with KeyPlayer I enter "night fires" — and the program...
1. looks through the list of known playlists,
2. finds the first one with pathname containing the words "night" and "fires",
3. opens WinAmp to play the found playlist.
In my case, it will be "D:\Music\ - R. Blackmore & C. Night\ 2001_Fires_at_Midnight\ play.m3u". I could be even less specific, and type just "fires" — the program will still found the correct file — but only if there are no other files with pathname containing the word "fires".
The program can even work over a network(using standard Windows shares), providing you easy access to your LAN's music collection. For acceptable performance, all lists of files are cached for 48 hours(default, can be changed).
For example, with KeyPlayer I enter "night fires" — and the program...
1. looks through the list of known playlists,
2. finds the first one with pathname containing the words "night" and "fires",
3. opens WinAmp to play the found playlist.
In my case, it will be "D:\Music\ - R. Blackmore & C. Night\ 2001_Fires_at_Midnight\ play.m3u". I could be even less specific, and type just "fires" — the program will still found the correct file — but only if there are no other files with pathname containing the word "fires".
Please share any ideas/suggestions/impressions. This is the first version, so some bugs may exist, though I didn't found any.
http://rm.pp.ru/?1.keyplayer
P.S: you may know me if you've used my LineInCode(but you've probably not).