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Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 8:49 pm
by Guest
I spoke too soon. I am still having the same problem. I tried switching to the second output plugin (waveOut) and playing with the buffer settings, but that only made the problem worse.
Maybe I'll try turning off the script and keeping "remove silence" off.
Posted: Thu Jun 05, 2008 10:34 pm
by rovingcowboy
go to the windows media player, set the buffer on that players direct sound plugin. monkey uses their own direct sound plugin but i think the buffers when set on the main windows direct sound plugin by wmp will also still work with the mm program its just you can't adjust them from in monkey, they made their own because of too many errors going on with the windows one. although not for certian they will work i seem to have had luck with adjusting that way.
Re: I need a gap! ~ How do I pause *after* a song?
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:02 am
by Nostradamus
Thanks guys! The lack of a gap between songs was driving me nuts! Only started when I upgraded to MM3.
Re: I need a gap! ~ How do I pause *after* a song?
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 10:56 am
by Soren Werk
Soo...
Maybe one day the gap between songs will be a configurable number of seconds from -30 to +30. The negative numbers are of course cross-over - with or without fade.
Re: I need a gap! ~ How do I pause *after* a song?
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2008 1:04 pm
by rovingcowboy
for some reason the last updates maybe from microsoft i can't find a way to get to the old ds plugin unless you have the old mm 2 installed in your system as well as mm 3. mm 2 uses the old one you can adjust the buffers in that one and it should being the same plugin also adjust them for mm 3.
but as for the numbers being adjustable for longer gaps that is also done by the configure button for the ds plugin that is used in mm 3, go to the control panel and click on output plugins and select the ds, then click the config button.
Re: I need a gap! ~ How do I pause *after* a song?
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2009 8:38 pm
by agea
Thanks for the work on this script.
In 2009 new events have been added called "OnTrackEnd" and "OnPlaybackEnd".
from
http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... OnTrackEnd :
" Sub OnTrackEnd
Event description: This event is called when track playback is finished because the end of track is reached. Introduced in MediaMonkey 3.1.0.1218. "
from
http://www.mediamonkey.com/wiki/index.p ... laybackEnd
" Sub OnPlaybackEnd
Event description: This event is called when track playback is finished regardless of reason, i.e. either end of track is reached, user presses Stop, Next or Previous button, or there's any other reason for stopping playback. Introduced in MediaMonkey 3.1.0.1223. "
See
http://www.ventismedia.com/mantis/view. ... 106&nbn=21
Unfortunately I have not any knowledge about writing scripts but I would think these event could solve the problem that sometimes a fraction of the next song is played before the pause starts.
Re: I need a gap! ~ How do I pause *after* a song?
Posted: Sat Apr 03, 2010 5:29 pm
by onnotabak
With the new Sub OnTrackEnd possibility this is my enhancement of the original script.
Basically at the start of the song the StopAfterCurrent is triggered.
With the OnTrackEnd the timer is triggered after which the next song is started and everything starts over.
This also prevents that a portion of the next song is played.
I also made sure that at the end of the playing list it all stops.
Also included is that during the gap you can start another song which disables the timer.
Please note that you need at least MediaMonkey 3.1.0.1218.
Code: Select all
'======================================================================
' MediaMonkey\Scripts\Auto\Gap.vbs
'
' Creates a gap between each song.
' Can be turned on and off with a button on the toolbar.
'
' 2008-02-02 - Soren Werk - www.tangoman.dk
' 2010-04-03 - Onno Tabak
'
' ToDo:
' Defaults configurable in Options.
'======================================================================
Option Explicit
Const GapSeconds = 5
Const GapDefaultOn = True
Dim GapButton
Dim GapProgress
Dim GapTimer
Sub OnStartUp()
InitButton
InitPlayer
InitTimer
End Sub
Sub InitButton()
Set GapButton = SDB.UI.AddMenuItem(SDB.UI.Menu_TBStandard,0,0)
GapButton.IconIndex = 2
GapButton.Caption = "Turn " & GapSeconds & " seconds gap on and off"
Script.RegisterEvent GapButton, "OnClick", "GapButtonOnClick"
If GapDefaultOn Then
GapButtonOnClick(GapButton)
End If
End Sub
Sub InitPlayer()
Script.RegisterEvent SDB, "OnPlay", "PlayerOnPlay"
Script.RegisterEvent SDB, "OnTrackEnd", "AfterGap"
End Sub
Sub InitTimer()
Set GapTimer = SDB.CreateTimer(1000)
GapTimer.Enabled = False
Script.RegisterEvent GapTimer, "OnTimer", "GapOnTimer"
End Sub
'======================================================================
Sub GapButtonOnClick(Button)
Button.Checked = not Button.Checked
End Sub
Sub PlayerOnPlay()
If GapButton.Checked Then
SDB.Player.StopAfterCurrent = True
End If
If GapTimer.Enabled = True Then
GapTimer.Enabled = False
Set GapProgress = Nothing
End If
End Sub
Sub AfterGap()
If GapButton.Checked and SDB.Player.CurrentSongIndex+1 < SDB.Player.PlayListCount Then
Set GapProgress = SDB.Progress
GapProgress.MaxValue = GapSeconds
GapProgress.Text="Gap " & GapSeconds & " seconds."
GapTimer.Enabled = True
Else
GapTimer.Enabled = False
Set GapProgress = Nothing
End If
End Sub
Sub GapOnTimer(Timer)
If GapTimer.Enabled = True Then
GapProgress.Increase
GapProgress.Text="Gap " & GapSeconds - GapProgress.Value & " seconds."
End If
If GapProgress.Value >= GapProgress.MaxValue Then
SDB.Player.Next
SDB.Player.Play
GapTimer.Enabled = False
Set GapProgress = Nothing
End If
End Sub