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WinAmp is pretty much portable as is, see Here
"Because they stand on a wall and say, 'Nothing is going to hurt you tonight. Not on my watch.'" (A Few Good Men)
Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous.(Albert Einstein)
Yea it is
Never curse the alligator till you done cross the bridge.
wow I didn't realize I hadn't been in a chat room in such a long time.
what is LMAS?
lol, never mind I see you changed it.
"Because they stand on a wall and say, 'Nothing is going to hurt you tonight. Not on my watch.'" (A Few Good Men)
Coincidence is God's way of remaining anonymous.(Albert Einstein)
sorry my mistake.
Never curse the alligator till you done cross the bridge.
Lying Monkeys Are Silly?
Please Make TiLP Portable
They are not!
???
Have you tried XMplay? and portable
Slackware 12 for system
MCP (For XP and Server 2003)
Network + Certified
aim is "nycjv321" (minus quotes)
I am guessing you only want this for private use since Winamp is not GPL compatible.
Yeah, I actually made a launcher for it. It works perfect from a usb drive now, the only thing that doesn't really work is the media library because it uses absolute paths. Other than that, I'm good.
I have Windows Xp Pro, Winamp 5.531, and 500 GB external HD.
I store my music folder under my portable drive as follows, "F:\My Documents\Music". Winamp's is stored in "F:\PortableApps\WinampPortable\App\winamp". In order for Winamp to find my music folder on the external drive even if the drive's letter changes from F: to G: on a different PC, my setup for the Media Library is as follows.
Hit Crtl + P to open the options panel.
Click on Local Media then on the Watch Folder Tab.
Add new folder, click on any folder it doesn't matter which folder you use.
Once on the list double click that folder.
For my setup I typed \My Documents\Music on the Folder input box.
Checked the Add Subfolders and Read file Metadata boxes.
Selected the Smart detection mode dot and clicked the OK button.
Checked the Rescan at startup, Automatically, and Rescan every 15 minutes boxes.
Click on Rescan and Presto! It finds all my music.
To find music store on other PCs not own by you might take some playing around with this technique but I'm sure it's possible to do.
The one thing I haven't been able to figure out is how to setup the CDDB dll to run from the external HD since it requires the registry, even though I have a TXT file showing all the changes Winamp does to your registry.
So you set this up once and it finds your music no matter what your drive letter changes to? The only problem with this is if you have a huge music library that you carry with you. It would take winamp a few minutes to rescan your library at start up. I'm trying to figure out a way to change the drive letters in the database, but I haven't figured out a way to open the db files. Apparently they're a Nullsoft proprietary format. It looks like this will work for a quick fix until I can figure out how to edit the db.
Every time you get to a new computer you open a cmd prompt (Start -> run -> cmd [Enter])
Then you issue the command:
Now you tell WinAmp that your music is in W:\ (which is a substituted name for G:\path\to\my\music).
Before leaving that computer, but after closing WinAmp say:
to undo the substitution.
If the next time your pendrive is, say, F: you say:
and WinAmp will still find your music in W:\
Personally, I always map my complete PortableApps volume to B: which would only conflict with a 5 1/4 inch floppy bay... unlikely
one solution here direct portable
https://portable-winamp.en.uptodown.com/windows/download
Remy