Thread: Media Engine 2.0 Teaser...

AWSOME!!

How about making a playlist and saving it on the fly? Or is that the "fty style"?

Anyways keep up the good work!
and
When should we be expecting the next release?

You guys are making this thing awesome!!!!

As I said before with the new Ver. I am definately converting over to ME...

One question though...Will the album cover images be pulled from the ID3 tag??? If not could it, PLEASE!!!! There are other plug-ins that do this so I know it can be done...

One other thing...WinAMP is at Ver. 2.91.

very nice.. can't wait... is there gonna be a auto playlist advance?

I cant wait to have a go.

(touchscreen is working now )

I have been since yesterday trying the program... works great and it is what i've been looking for for several months.
I would like to make some sugestions for features.
1. I have noticed that my winamp DSP plugin does not work (it's enhance MP3) and i would realy like it to work 'cause it realy improves the sound. (would it work if i install it to the same dir as media engine?)
2. I have seen that some other users have been requesting support for the Packard Bell Fast Media remote... It would be very nice because it is a good cheap remote.

I would like to know if there's a manual for the Media Engine...and what are the minimum hardware requirements for a decent performance (my mp3box is a 200Mhz MX with 32MB ram running DOS 2.22 and MPXPLAY, which i'm now planning to migrate to win98 and Media Engine).

Thanks for such a great program.

Jes380

jes@sv.intercomnet.net

I take it the old skins will be compatable ?

Any chance of some kind of wide screen option for the interface its self as well ? Not sure if that could be done.

Keep up the excellent work.

Terran

Originally posted by jes380
I have been since yesterday trying the program... works great and it is what i've been looking for for several months.
I would like to make some sugestions for features.
1. I have noticed that my winamp DSP plugin does not work (it's enhance MP3) and i would realy like it to work 'cause it realy improves the sound. (would it work if i install it to the same dir as media engine?)
2. I have seen that some other users have been requesting support for the Packard Bell Fast Media remote... It would be very nice because it is a good cheap remote.

I would like to know if there's a manual for the Media Engine...and what are the minimum hardware requirements for a decent performance (my mp3box is a 200Mhz MX with 32MB ram running DOS 2.22 and MPXPLAY, which i'm now planning to migrate to win98 and Media Engine).

Thanks for such a great program.

Jes380

jes@sv.intercomnet.net

if it can run windows 98 fine it will run ME also

As for those DSP plugins, the answer is not quite so simple.. First of all, I only include the DirectSound output plugin with the program. If you want, download winamp 2.x whatever from their website and install it to the C:\ProgramsFiles\winamp directory. Then, goto c:\programfiles\winamp\plugins. Copy everything in that dir (not copy the dir, but copy the contents). Paste them into the c:\mediaengine\plugins directory. Then, open winamp and select the "wave out" output plugin. Now try your DSP plugin. It should work.

Be warned... I have done this and it has maxed out the volume on first run, so be careful.


-CarComp