Finally! A config that can read what's inside windows media player ..
Well, it's not like my config can do it. It needs the help of a plugin for wmp who extracts the info and send it to the windows registry. But it took me YEARS(weeks) to find it. It's not an easy to find app ...
There is a problem, thougt. I don't like to leave the title string empty when WMP is off ("You are now listening to 0/null/nothing") so, when there is nothing to show, it changes the string to something more apropiate (you can see it on the screenshots). But when I start a new instance of wmp, I couldn't manage to redraw the config to show the title and author again .. that's why I added a button to refresh the skin when you start a new instance of wmp.
If somebody can find a solution, that would be great. Email me.
Hope to recieve some critics about my first config!
Sorry about the bad english.
Greetings from Chile.
Kruggernaut wrote:
For some unknow reason, it loops.
Well. That sort of make sense since the value will continue to be the one that triggers the bang.
Do this.
You have your original measure [MeasureYes], this will spit out a 1.
That will activate two other measures. One will be a counter whos only job is to do the refreshing. The other will disable itself and the refresher.
Let me show you with a simple test-skin.
[Count1] would be your title-measure. If 2 it will activate [Count2] and [count3]. [count2] will take care of the refresh (is tells a meter to display in this test). [Count3] will look at [Count2] for the time. When reaching the specified value, it will disable [count2] and itself.
Though, you will probably have to refresh the skin again if you decide to exit again.
Does the op still have this file. I know this thread is 9 years old but I need the creativity_wmpblogging.exe plugin for WMP. I can't seem to find it anyplace on line.
Hydrolisk1792 wrote: ↑August 3rd, 2019, 7:53 pm
Does the op still have this file. I know this thread is 9 years old but I need the creativity_wmpblogging.exe plugin for WMP. I can't seem to find it anyplace on line.
You don't need an external plugin to interact with WMP in Rainmeter. NowPlaying fully supports WMP.
The odds of finding a nine year old file are slim to none