Is there suppose to be a difference between the actual exe file and the zero byte one? My folder structure is Programs (x86) -> Foobar -> Winamp -> Plugins. Quote from: amida on 03:13:50 I have a zero byte file named winamp.exe. I have a zero byte file named winamp.exe. Can anybody point out what's missing?ĭo you have winamp.exe (or a zero byte file named winamp.exe) in your installation folder? Also my Winamp stuff in in a folder named "Plugins", not "Winamp" (if I read you correctly.) Refresh the list but only Advance Visualization Studio v2.82 shows. Currently, 5 folders (avs, DSP_SPS, freeform, Gracenote, and Milkdrop2) and various DLL files were moved.Ĥ. Copied plugins from Winamp folder to Foobar-Winamp folder. Created Winamp folder and dummy text file in Foobar folder.ģ. In my preferences, under visualizations, I have Shpeck installed.Ģ. Quote from: amida on 16:34:37 I recently installed Foobar but I can't seem to get milkdrop to show up in my available plugins.ġ.
as the source code is available, there's nothing stopping someone working out the issue and patching the plug-in as needed (but it then just leads to further fragmentation of the plug-in). I had said in a post earlier in the page i was going to add the manifest natively, however after further testing, it caused problems when running Milkdrop under Winamp in a number of scenarios and so was dropped (otherwise it would have allowed for direct sharing of things between the players - which i'm not too keen on but was getting tired of seeing hacked up versions of the Milkdrop plug-in dll floating around).Īs for it crashing, it's most likely due to the Winamp specific code which is in the plug-in to do things (as that's all we've coded against what with that being the native solution). The manifest is something that needs to be added into the resources of the Milkdrop plug-in dll so it can tell the OS what supporting dlls it may need to access (in this case it's relating to the msvcr90.dll). the MilkDrop source code is available on the website, is there anyone here that has the skills to turn it into a native foobar plugin? Is there a simple fix?Īlso just a small comment.
What do you mean by adding Manifest? What is Manifest? I'm trying to run the latest MilkDrop (2.25c) in the latest shpeck (0.3.7) in the latest foobar (1.2.9) in the latest Windows (8.1) and I'm getting a runtime error. Of course, I try Manifest with old v2.8 first - the same effect. Quote from: Ache on 14:35:48 vis_milk2.dll v2, 25, 3, 0 (show as v2.25c) from just released Winamp 5.65 can be fixed by adding Manifest (they use now newer msvcr90.dll version v9.6161, so Manifest version should be changed accordingly) and visualizer works normally, but its options can't be configured inside foobar - foobar crashes immediately on Configure. Every time when I try to turn it on, it so frustraiting that I leave for next few months, and again, and again. Before I have Vaio laptop with Vista Busines. NOTHING! Please help me because Im trying turn on this for over 5 years, yes 5 years. In each setep I type specificĭirtection for winamp directory. I create folder Plugins and in it winamp.exe and extractet MilkDrop. I create empty textįile named winamp.exe. Even if I rename this folder to Winamp, Foo_vis_shpeck still dont see winamp directory. And its extract but didnt create Winamp folder. In it, I pointed direction for extractet file to C:\Users\x\AppData\Roaming\foobar2000. To extract MilkDrop instalation file downloded from Winamp page I use Universal Extractor. So I did step by step how its describe on this blog. Quote from: viktor on 18:23:15 I've made a step-by-step tutorial for newcomers, including the fix for shader errors mentioned above: