iPWCC - iPeer's Winamp Control Center

iPeer's Winamp Control Center ("iPWCC") is a script that uses COM routines that are connected to a dll (included with script) that allows users to display and request information about what winamp is currently doing.

Downloads

Download iPWCC, RARed - EXE installer, 105.35 kB
Download iPWCC, RARed - No installer, 49.1 kB

1. Current track number and total number of tracks	8. Skip to next track
2. Current track's Artist & Title	9. Skip to specified track number
3. Current track's elapsed and total time	10. Stop playback w/ fade out
4. Seek bar	11. Exits the dialog
5. Pauses/Starts playback	12. Stops playback and exits the dialog
6. Stops playback	13. Displays this page
7. Skip to last track

Custom Display Messages
The custom display message can be changed by editing one of the fourth-to-last line of the script. This is also marked by a line in the script that says:
; Edit the line above to customize your output string. Typing /wanp into a channel window will display it.

Below is a list of the aliases that this script uses and what they display, so that you may use them in your display messages.

$wac1	Colours text in colour 1 [EX: $wac1(Hello)]
$wac2	Colours text in colour 2 [EX: $wac2(World!)]

$waversion	Displays winamp's version
$wafile	Returns the filename of the currently playing file
$waplpos	Returns the current file's possition in the playlist
$wapllen	Returns the current playlist's length
$watrpos	Returns the current track's elapsed time
$watrposms	Same as above only value returned is miliseconds
$watrlen	Returns the current track's length
$watrlenms	Same as above only value returned is miliseconds
$watrdata	Returns the artist and trackname for the current file
$watrmhz	Returns the Sample Rate for the current file (MHz)
$watrbitrate	Returns the bitrate of the currently playing file
$wastatus	Returns Playing, Paused or Stopped

Other Aliases

/wavol 0-255	Sets Winamps current volume (Max 255, Mix 0)
/waskipto N	Skips to the specified track number in the playlist
/wanexttr	Plays the next track
/waprevtr	Plays the previous track
/wapause	Pauses playback
/waplay	Begins playback
/wastop	Stops playback
/waplaystop	Restarts playback from start of current playlist
/wastopwithfade	Fades out and stops playback
/waseek N	Seeks to N miliseconds on the current track
/wanp	Displays your now playling message