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[Edu-TechGuy]

I think XMPlay is a great piece of software!
I've added it to my PortableApps USB stick, added some of my music and I carry around my music complete with a standalone player! Leaving not trace of it on the computers at school where I work!
It was just a matter of copying the XMPlay folder onto my USB stick in the PortableApps folder. Then adding my music to the music folder.

[Zarggg]

Yes, it is very simple. I've set this up a while ago myself.

[r]

i've encountered one minor non-portable thing...

the XMPlay AC3 plugin writes to the registry... is it possible to write its settings to xmplay.ini?

[Zarggg]

Are you talking about the native plugin, or a Winamp in_*.dll plugin?

[r]

Are you talking about the native plugin, or a Winamp in_*.dll plugin?

native

[Ian @ un4seen]

The AC3 plugin dates back to 2005, before the XMPlay settings were moved to the XMPLAY.INI file. I don't think the AC3 options are even needed anymore, as XMPlay has built-in downmixing, so I've put up an updated build without them...

   http://www.un4seen.com/filez/2/xmp-ac3.zip

[r]

thanks ian!

i've also noticed another one of Sebastian's plugins that write to the registry:
http://www.un4seen.com/filez/2/xmp-mpc.dll

if you could modify that to write to xmplay.ini as well, that would be great!

[Ian @ un4seen]

The MPC plugin code I have dates back to 2005, which I don't think is the latest (it has no options to write). But I've put an updated build of that up, including the latest MPC decoder core...

   www.un4seen.com/stuff/xmp-mpc.dll

I've also put up another AC3 plugin update with support for internet streaming.