You have the drive mounted on the default open action (i.e. a double click), if so the following code fragment should be able to mount an image. Set wshshell = wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell") wshshell.run ("d:\scratch\scripts\image.nrg") Obviously the image would have to be located at the path ...

Absolutely, it is this easy from within a PHP script: //Connect to MM $objSDB = new COM ("SongsDB.SDBApplication") or die ("Cannot create MediaMonkey SDB Object"); Obviously you have to have PHP installed on a windows box to get that working. You can either run that using the php cli executable, or ...

The COM object works brilliantly for scripting. I personally prefer PHP, and so use that almost exclusively to automate MM.

If you scan this forum you should find some ideas on how to get scripts going. A few more details about what you want to do could be helpful. Do you want to select a song in MM and then activate the script to pull in data for it? Do you want to batch pulling in data from a script external to MM? Is ...

Sorry in advance for the vague post. I tend to use PHP to access MM via COM, as I prefer PHP and haven't been able to make the PHP ActiveScript SAPI work under MM. I don't really think that has so much bearing on my question though. I wrote a couple of quick one-shot scripts to run through the ...

I think the main problem with using FreeDB is the fact that it is CD based rather than indivdual track based. I currently use Musicbrainz to tag at the track level, which works fairly well, and uses an audio signature to look up individual tracks. I would love it if there were a COM component ...

www.musicbrainz.org is pretty good at tagging when you don't always have all the info.

OK, I think this should do what you want. Save the following in your mediamonkey scripts directory: ' OutputTextFile.vbs ' Write the current playing track and artist to a text file option explicit sub OutputTextFile dim objFSO, objTextFile, strTextFilePath, strTrack, strArtist 'SET THIS TO LOCATION ...

This should be possible, and in fact pretty easy.

You just need to set ScriptType=2 in Scripts.ini for the script to be called at song change time.

I'll write the script for you if you can wait until tomorrow evening (GMT).

Sorry for taking a while to reply.

The script I wrote works fairly well, but it is just a simple hack really. If you get the upgraded version and can run scripts I'll happily send it to you.

Does anyone have any more details on the operation of this? Will it be a cover viewer/browser, or include download functionality.

(I just wrote a script to grab covers off amazon anyhow, so I'd be interested to see how this is going to work)

Interesting, it looks like active development of Winamp may have stopped completely.


http://slashdot.org/articles/04/11/11/1 ... 20&tid=141

Oh ok thanks i was getting confused a little with the name as the plugin i use from winamp is called " DJ amp " and uses the msagents to speak the name of the songs. i thought this script you did was getting that type of thing for media monkey with out using the winamp plug in. I actually built ...

You could use the MSXML API from your VBScript in order to GET/POST using HTTP. That should be fairly straightforward.

I'd like to be able to do this also.