My LineIn plugin for Winamp seriously improves upon Winamp's line-in capabilities. NOTE: This plugin is only for Winamp 2 and Winamp 5, NOT for Winamp 3. It's available here (mail me if you want the source code). It also has some bugfixes, most notably related to the stime/sdate options. the title can now be changed while playing by letting it depend on a file and changing the contents of this file.a more flexible channel map option (the number of input and output channels can now differ).starting/stopping/pausing based on the amplitude of the incoming sound.
I have big plans, but I want to make sure everything is concrete first.NOTE: This plugin is no longer being developed, I AM most certainly still available for questions, suggestions and specific requests though.įor those who need it, I also have a development version that has some new (but unfinished) features: From there you can make your own visualizations, or use one of the visualization plugins I'll be providing (or you can develop your own!) In addition to the engineers that produce sound, there is one that you can plug in between the main output plugin and a standard file engineer, which will capture audio data for visualizations. The directsound plugin in winamp just uses a buffer to fade out and then loads something new, which may be my workaround, too.
I haven't found a work around for it yet. I'll be releasing an SDK too, so you can add on to it.īecause of limitations of Winamp's plugin format, you can only play one winamp track at a time, but you can fade it in and out with other formats supported by engineers. These other components are "engineers" of sorts, that you connect with virtual 'cables.' At any rate, you only put in the file formats that you need to support, so you don't have a lot of bulk. There is a main plugin, which you feed other components into.
To put simply, the extension is more of a suite of extensions that work together.
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