It's not a real problem, but when i change a song it's telling my mIRC what song it is playing which is kind of annoying when it's doing that every 5th minute or so.
So.. How can i make AMIP NOT showing my song at a song change, and what is the command to execute the song command so i controle when I want it to display the song or not..
Regards,
Martin
Full Version: AMIP problem with mIRC
type "/dde mplug options" in mIRC, then either turn off "IRC Integration" or cut the text from preset one to preset five. that should do the trick.
i'm gonna copy/paste from "the manual" which you didn't read, but you yourself can find the help button under Options, which i tried to help you open earlier.
PS: read the friendly manual
now you know where to find I hope
PPS: sorry if I were too.. u know.. aggressive? offensive? sarcastic?
i'm gonna copy/paste from "the manual" which you didn't read, but you yourself can find the help button under Options, which i tried to help you open earlier.
QUOTE
OK, now AMIP doesn't announce automatically and we need to make mIRC to announce when we press hotkey (or type some command). Fortunately AMIP is flexible enough to pass its variables to mIRC upon request. For the detailed information you can refer to the mIRC Scripting section, here I will describe the basics.
The easiest way is to use $dde variable with format option. Open mIRC aliases editor and type in the following:
F12 /me $dde(mPlug,format,"np:_%name_[%min:%sec~m/%br~Kbps/%sr~KHz]")
Now every time you hit F12, you'll get just the same as described in the previous chapter.
F12 is the hotkey, you can use some command instead of this, for example /mp3, /me is a mIRC command to say what you are doing. $dde has 3 arguments: mPlug is the AMIP dde server name, format is AMIP internal command, it tells AMIP that it should interpret the third parameter as a usual preset. The third parameter is the text with variables you want to be printed in mIRC. There is one important limitation, you can't use spaces in this parameter, all spaces must be replaced with the underscores. You can use all the other AMIP variables in it like in the usual preset.
In the mIRC scripting section you will find the complete script sample using this approach. It sets mIRC variables to AMIP variables using $dde and then build output line using only scripting language. This one is for advanced users who are keen at mIRC scripting. You can get full control over the AMIP options, get all the variables, control Winamp from your script, etc.
The easiest way is to use $dde variable with format option. Open mIRC aliases editor and type in the following:
F12 /me $dde(mPlug,format,"np:_%name_[%min:%sec~m/%br~Kbps/%sr~KHz]")
Now every time you hit F12, you'll get just the same as described in the previous chapter.
F12 is the hotkey, you can use some command instead of this, for example /mp3, /me is a mIRC command to say what you are doing. $dde has 3 arguments: mPlug is the AMIP dde server name, format is AMIP internal command, it tells AMIP that it should interpret the third parameter as a usual preset. The third parameter is the text with variables you want to be printed in mIRC. There is one important limitation, you can't use spaces in this parameter, all spaces must be replaced with the underscores. You can use all the other AMIP variables in it like in the usual preset.
In the mIRC scripting section you will find the complete script sample using this approach. It sets mIRC variables to AMIP variables using $dde and then build output line using only scripting language. This one is for advanced users who are keen at mIRC scripting. You can get full control over the AMIP options, get all the variables, control Winamp from your script, etc.
PS: read the friendly manual
now you know where to find I hopePPS: sorry if I were too.. u know.. aggressive? offensive? sarcastic?
QUOTE(RedSaint @ Jul 14 2004, 10:01 PM)
type "/dde mplug options" in mIRC, then either turn off "IRC Integration" or cut the text from preset one to preset five. that should do the trick.
i'm gonna copy/paste from "the manual" which you didn't read, but you yourself can find the help button under Options, which i tried to help you open earlier.
PS: read the friendly manual now you know where to find I hope
PPS: sorry if I were too.. u know.. aggressive? offensive? sarcastic?
i'm gonna copy/paste from "the manual" which you didn't read, but you yourself can find the help button under Options, which i tried to help you open earlier.
QUOTE
OK, now AMIP doesn't announce automatically and we need to make mIRC to announce when we press hotkey (or type some command). Fortunately AMIP is flexible enough to pass its variables to mIRC upon request. For the detailed information you can refer to the mIRC Scripting section, here I will describe the basics.
The easiest way is to use $dde variable with format option. Open mIRC aliases editor and type in the following:
F12 /me $dde(mPlug,format,"np:_%name_[%min:%sec~m/%br~Kbps/%sr~KHz]")
Now every time you hit F12, you'll get just the same as described in the previous chapter.
F12 is the hotkey, you can use some command instead of this, for example /mp3, /me is a mIRC command to say what you are doing. $dde has 3 arguments: mPlug is the AMIP dde server name, format is AMIP internal command, it tells AMIP that it should interpret the third parameter as a usual preset. The third parameter is the text with variables you want to be printed in mIRC. There is one important limitation, you can't use spaces in this parameter, all spaces must be replaced with the underscores. You can use all the other AMIP variables in it like in the usual preset.
In the mIRC scripting section you will find the complete script sample using this approach. It sets mIRC variables to AMIP variables using $dde and then build output line using only scripting language. This one is for advanced users who are keen at mIRC scripting. You can get full control over the AMIP options, get all the variables, control Winamp from your script, etc.
The easiest way is to use $dde variable with format option. Open mIRC aliases editor and type in the following:
F12 /me $dde(mPlug,format,"np:_%name_[%min:%sec~m/%br~Kbps/%sr~KHz]")
Now every time you hit F12, you'll get just the same as described in the previous chapter.
F12 is the hotkey, you can use some command instead of this, for example /mp3, /me is a mIRC command to say what you are doing. $dde has 3 arguments: mPlug is the AMIP dde server name, format is AMIP internal command, it tells AMIP that it should interpret the third parameter as a usual preset. The third parameter is the text with variables you want to be printed in mIRC. There is one important limitation, you can't use spaces in this parameter, all spaces must be replaced with the underscores. You can use all the other AMIP variables in it like in the usual preset.
In the mIRC scripting section you will find the complete script sample using this approach. It sets mIRC variables to AMIP variables using $dde and then build output line using only scripting language. This one is for advanced users who are keen at mIRC scripting. You can get full control over the AMIP options, get all the variables, control Winamp from your script, etc.
PS: read the friendly manual
now you know where to find I hopePPS: sorry if I were too.. u know.. aggressive? offensive? sarcastic?
Thank you, i's working great
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