Posted by member 36955 on 2003-11-30 17:53:15 link
1 - try some other themes, and post which ones are having problems... theres probably a 99% chance that the problem is with the themes you are trying.
2 - if you are using austerity (the default theme) there is setting in themevars.rc where you can set the evar:
changing that to false, as well as changing your $AudioPlayer$ evar to the location of winamp3 should fix it.
before you start fidding with things you should look through the readme and through themevars.rc to see if the theme already has this capability built in, since fiddling can cause things to stop working if the theme expects certain things to be true and you change them manually.
2 - if you are using austerity (the default theme) there is setting in themevars.rc where you can set the evar:
;--> If you use Winamp2, set this to 'true'. A setting of 'false' means you're
; using Winamp3. This setting decides which of the two will used by the
; winamp controls in the bar.
;
; (NOTE: you cannot disable the winamp controls from here, you'll have to
; use the theme config. popup menu for that.)
Winamp2 true
; using Winamp3. This setting decides which of the two will used by the
; winamp controls in the bar.
;
; (NOTE: you cannot disable the winamp controls from here, you'll have to
; use the theme config. popup menu for that.)
Winamp2 true
changing that to false, as well as changing your $AudioPlayer$ evar to the location of winamp3 should fix it.
before you start fidding with things you should look through the readme and through themevars.rc to see if the theme already has this capability built in, since fiddling can cause things to stop working if the theme expects certain things to be true and you change them manually.