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« Reply #20 on: 15 Jan '11 - 21:35 » |
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NoWheelVol determines whether the wheel controls volume when mouse is not over a scrollable control. It's unrelated to wheel step size.
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Jimmy Neutron
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« Reply #21 on: 16 Jan '11 - 00:51 » |
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Dunno... seems like zero step is saying "don't do this" or "don't listen to the wheel".
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Chinese Sausage
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« Reply #22 on: 16 Jan '11 - 02:01 » |
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #23 on: 16 Jan '11 - 08:48 » |
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The two options are not the same. NoWheelVol=1 disables scroll wheel volume control when hovering for example the title area, but still allows you to control the volume when hovering the volume bar. VolStep=0 would disable both.
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Jimmy Neutron
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« Reply #24 on: 16 Jan '11 - 11:56 » |
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Ah, I see the difference now.
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Jimmy Neutron
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« Reply #25 on: 2 Feb '11 - 20:58 » |
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List of manual entry "secret settings" for xmplay.ini
Unless a default is listed, available settings are either 0 (off) or 1 (on)
Updated on 2February2011
Updated through stuff version 3.6.0.5
Updates in Bold or Strikethrough
AutoMini - Switch from mini to normal layout on mouse hover
AutoMiniDelay - Adjust/disable the AutoMini delay in milliseconds (default: AutoMiniDelay=500)
Boost - Increase Windows priority
NoBackup - Disable backing up xmplay.library to xmplay.library~
NoBeeps - Disable all beeping
NoCheckDead - Disable folder scanning for dead tracks
NoCheckScan - Disable display of "Title scanning in progress" warning when closing
NoConfirmDelete - Disable delete confirmations
NoFlashPause - Disable pause button flashing
NoFlashTotal - Disable flashing list time between total and selected tracks
NoHistory - Disable URL/folder/search history
NoLameRG - Disable lame replay gain
NoNetErrors - Disable internet error messages
NoPageScroll - Disable default page scrolling behavior
NoReg - Disable Windows registry use
NoScanList - Disable pre-scanning of playlist entries
NoScanMP3 - Disable pre-scanning of mp3 files
NoUserConfig - Ignore per-user config settings if found
NoWheelVol - Disable mouse wheel volume control
RandomList - Pre-shuffle multiple file drops for WinXP and above
SingleClickTray - Restoring to/from tray icon with single click
VisRefresh - Vis refresh rate in Hz (default: VisRefresh=40)
VolStep - Set the size of the mouse wheel volume adjustment (default: VolStep=3)
Edit: RefreshRate -> VisRefresh
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« Reply #26 on: 4 Feb '11 - 18:51 » |
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List of manual entry "secret settings" for xmplay.ini
Unless a default is listed, available settings are either 0 (off) or 1 (on)
Updated on 4February2011
Updated through stuff version 3.6.0.7
Updates in Bold or Strikethrough
AutoMini - Switch from mini to normal layout on mouse hover
AutoMiniDelay - Adjust/disable the AutoMini delay in milliseconds (default: AutoMiniDelay=500)
Boost - Increase Windows priority
NoBackup - Disable backing up xmplay.library to xmplay.library~
NoBeeps - Disable all beeping
NoCheckDead - Disable folder scanning for dead tracks
NoCheckScan - Disable display of "Title scanning in progress" warning when closing
NoConfirmDelete - Disable delete confirmations
NoFlashPause - Disable pause button and time display flashing
NoFlashTotal - Disable flashing list time between total and selected tracks
NoHistory - Disable URL/folder/search history
NoLameRG - Disable lame replay gain
NoNetErrors - Disable internet error messages
NoPageScroll - Disable default page scrolling behavior
NoReg - Disable Windows registry use
NoScanList - Disable pre-scanning of playlist entries
NoScanMP3 - Disable pre-scanning of mp3 files
NoSpectrumFade - Disable blur of built-in spectrum vis
NoUserConfig - Ignore per-user config settings if found
NoWheelVol - Disable mouse wheel volume control
RandomList - Pre-shuffle multiple file drops for WinXP and above
SingleClickTray - Restoring to/from tray icon with single click
VisRefresh - Vis refresh rate in Hz (default: VisRefresh=40)
VolStep - Set the size of the mouse wheel volume adjustment (default: VolStep=3)
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« Reply #27 on: 9 Feb '11 - 22:50 » |
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I can't seem to be able to get the "NoWheelVol" setting to work. I've tried adding lines "NoWheelVol", "NoWheelVol=1" and "VolStep=0" in xmplay.ini, under "[XMPlay]", but still the volume keeps changing whenever I move the wheel anywhere except the list and other parts of the GUI where the wheel has another function. I've closed the player in between and so on, but nothing seems to change... what am I doing wrong? |
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« Reply #28 on: 9 Feb '11 - 23:24 » |
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NoWheelVol=0 (Default) VolStep=3 (Default) NoWheelVol=1 You're going to disable the wheel volume. Hope this helps  |
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« Reply #29 on: 9 Feb '11 - 23:36 » |
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Sorry to say, but no, it doesn't help  . As I said, I tried "NoWheelVol=1", but still the wheel changes volume as before. |
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« Reply #30 on: 9 Feb '11 - 23:58 » |
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Here it works fine as intended. I am using "stuff" version 3.6.0.8, WinXP SP3. Have you tried a fresh copy of XMPlay with a new xmplay.ini?
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Jimmy Neutron
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« Reply #31 on: 10 Feb '11 - 00:34 » |
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The wheel controls volume when the volume slider has focus. I believe NoWheelVol determines if the wheel will control volume regardless of focus.
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Dotpitch
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« Reply #32 on: 10 Feb '11 - 06:35 » |
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Just to be sure, you have only one [XMPlay] section in your xmplay.ini?
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Pike84
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« Reply #33 on: 14 Feb '11 - 15:00 » |
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Yes, only one "[XMPlay]" section. I've had that "NoWheelVol=1" line there for quite a while already (closing and opening the player many times in between), but as said the mousewheel changes the volume as before.
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« Reply #34 on: 14 Feb '11 - 15:55 » |
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Ok, if you now add a VolStep=10 line right under the NoWheelVol line, does XMPlay use that value?
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« Reply #35 on: 14 Feb '11 - 16:34 » |
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Nope, that doesn't do anything either, with or without the "NoWheelVol" line. I guess I'll just send the file to Ian to have a look at. I've tried all the "basic" stuff that comes to mind at least  . (Sent) |
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« Reply #36 on: 15 Feb '11 - 14:28 » |
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Trying your XMPLAY.INI file here, its "NoWheelVol" and "VolStep" settings are working fine. One possibility that comes to mind is that you could be editing an unused XMPLAY.INI file, eg. perhaps per-user config is enabled but you're editing the XMPLAY.INI file in the XMPlay installation directory rather than the per-user XMPlay directory? Are other XMPLAY.INI changes having effect, eg. does "Mini=1" cause XMPlay to start in mini-mode?
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« Reply #37 on: 15 Feb '11 - 15:05 » |
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Honestly not trying to be rude or anything, but what is the version of XMPlay.exe? (Is it new enough to support the desired features?)
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« Reply #38 on: 15 Feb '11 - 18:48 » |
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Trying your XMPLAY.INI file here, its "NoWheelVol" and "VolStep" settings are working fine. One possibility that comes to mind is that you could be editing an unused XMPLAY.INI file, eg. perhaps per-user config is enabled but you're editing the XMPLAY.INI file in the XMPlay installation directory rather than the per-user XMPlay directory? Are other XMPLAY.INI changes having effect, eg. does "Mini=1" cause XMPlay to start in mini-mode? The "Store per-user config/etc" is unticked, and I have never used the setting - I've always dealt with the file(s) in XMPlay's own directory. Other "ini settings" don't have an effect either. One strange thing I noticed, is that I can't directly edit xmplay.ini - Windows won't let me save it after making changes, but just tells me "Access denied". However, making the changes somewhere else than "Program Files", then moving and replacing the existing file works ok. I wonder if it's related to this one . I'm always using the latest version of XMPlay. Oh, and Win 7 too. |
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« Reply #39 on: 15 Feb '11 - 19:35 » |
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That's UAC (User Account Control) causing your problems. Take a look in: c:\Users\<your username>\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\ Program Files\XMPlay (the italic is just an assumption; after you get to the VirtualStore, you should be able to figure it out ) And there I have a feeling you will find an xmplay.ini (and maybe even other files, such as the playlist, library, and so on). Try changing that file and see if it works. |
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