A BSplayer script to mIRC??

Have anyone created a working "Now Playing" script to mIRC that supports BSplayer??

I really really really want one... But have no experience at all with making such scripts.. :lol:

[Halle]

Here you can grab my lousy attempt to create a spam dll for mIRC, which has basic support for WinAMP and BSPlayer.
One way to use it is to add something like

/F6 /action $dll(mIRCaMP,Format,now playing <&WASongTitle> [&WASongPos5% of &WASongLen done])

to your alias definitions and hit F6 when you feel like flooding around :p.
You can get some kind of 'help' about other token strings by calling the dll's 'Help' function, e.g. by typing

/dll mircamp Help

into the status bar.
Some things may not yet work, as I either have been too lazy or too stupid to implement it or as there isn't too much information on how to use certain API functions. Another point is that e.g. BSPlayer always seems to return -1 (or 0xffffffff) as version, making the output of '&BSVersion' is accordingly senseless, so don't be surprised if not everything works as expected.

Ah yeah, I forgot to mention that you should put the dll inside your mIRC directory.

hf
Halle

Update: fixed some bugs, e.g. crash when using &WASongPos5/&BSMovPos5 tokens
added &BSMovTitle: like &BSFileName, but if the file is called avseq*.*, it will check if the file is on a CD and if yes, get the CDs volume label and show that instead.

[thedisk]

Here is my first version of winamp and bsplayer srcipt, please read readme.txt for more info. Put this together in about 30 min. (first script ever) enjoy
http://www.cmd.tech.nhl.nl/users/hoove100/Info.rar

[thedisk]

This is the second version from my small mirc script
same link as before

[Sintel]

irc://irc2.mircx.com:8000/gtsdll

professional working script, regularly updated, supports DC++/oDC/BitTorrent/eMule/GetRight(4&5)/BSPlayer/MPClassic/ZoomPlayer/VirtualDub/WinAmp(2.x\5)

[thedisk]

Only bad thing about the first dll mircamp.dll is that it doesn't have &BSMovSize in it. The return would be like 672 x 240 @25 or something... then it would be complete for me.

[Halle]

afaik, receiving the movie size is not currently supported by bsplayer's SendMessage interface. One way would be to have the mircamp.dll/whatever.dll parse the movie files itself, and get the size directly, but having special file format support is exactly the opposite of what I had in mind when creating mircamp.dll, as I wanted it to be a rather general dll, which also shows playing information when you e.g. play .mod files in Winamp.

[thedisk]

gtsdll does support it, but i can´t seem to isolate the code for that, maybe you can. then your code would be the best... without any doubt.
e-mail thedisk@home.nl

[kinksyeve]

i put the dll in mirc fokder
alt+r to make new alias

then hit f6 to try it but f6 is programmed for other use

so i changed to other key but its not working,

i really want a script for mirc and those who says gtsdll works better start to expkain how cause it doesnt

Originally Posted by Halle

Here you can grab my lousy attempt to create a spam dll for mIRC, which has basic support for WinAMP and BSPlayer.
One way to use it is to add something like

/F6 /action $dll(mIRCaMP,Format,now playing <&WASongTitle> [&WASongPos5% of &WASongLen done])

to your alias definitions and hit F6 when you feel like flooding around :p.
You can get some kind of 'help' about other token strings by calling the dll's 'Help' function, e.g. by typing

/dll mircamp Help

into the status bar.
Some things may not yet work, as I either have been too lazy or too stupid to implement it or as there isn't too much information on how to use certain API functions. Another point is that e.g. BSPlayer always seems to return -1 (or 0xffffffff) as version, making the output of '&BSVersion' is accordingly senseless, so don't be surprised if not everything works as expected.

Ah yeah, I forgot to mention that you should put the dll inside your mIRC directory.

hf
Halle

Update: fixed some bugs, e.g. crash when using &WASongPos5/&BSMovPos5 tokens
added &BSMovTitle: like &BSFileName, but if the file is called avseq*.*, it will check if the file is on a CD and if yes, get the CDs volume label and show that instead.