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autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

is there a plugin that autoloads evil lyrics with foobar2000? if not can somebody plz create?

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #1
Why won't you just make a batch file that starts both, foobar and Evil Lyrics, on the same time?

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #2
because i dont know how...

if you could teach me, that'd be great

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #3
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REM start bat file
c:\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe
c:\evillyrics\evillyrics.exe
REM replace paths with real paths etc
REM end bat file


copy/paste this into notepad, and save as <whatever>.bat
(you might need to put quotes around the filename when you save, to stop notepad from saving as whatever.bat.txt)

edit: as dano said below me, you need to use the "start" commend... sorry.. else evillyrics wont start until you close foobar

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #4
This actually works I think:
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@ECHO OFF
start C:\Programme\EvilLyrics\EvilLyrics.exe
start C:\Programme\Winamp\winamp.exe

With other paths ofc 

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #5
Quote
This actually works I think:
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@ECHO OFF
start C:\Programme\EvilLyrics\EvilLyrics.exe
start C:\Programme\Winamp\winamp.exe

With other paths ofc 

lol shouldnt it be foobar2000.exe

thx guys

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #6
does this work with spaces? like c:\program files\xxx

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #7
yes but you have to enclose the path with a ", for example: "c:\program files\xxx"

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #8
if "c:\program files\xxx" does not work, try c:\"program files"\xxx

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #9
is there some place i should put the bat? the bat runs fine but it doesn't load foobar or evillyrics

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #10
What does your bat look like?

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #11
@ECHO OFF
start "C:\Program Files\EvilLyrics\EvilLyrics.exe"
start "C:\Program Files\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe"

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #12
Try this
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@ECHO OFF
start C:\"Program Files\EvilLyrics\EvilLyrics.exe"
start C:\"Program Files\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe"


That works at least here. I'm not sure if it's supposed to be like that or like
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C:\"Program Files"\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe


But as I said, at least it works that way

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #13
thx, that first code worked

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #14
is it possible to have foobar2000 open with evilLyrics when i open a mp3 file or any other files?

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #15
If you want to avoid using quotes in a batchfile you can replace the Windows-names in your path with DOS-names instead, e.g.
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@ECHO OFF
START C:\PROGRA~1\FOOBAR~1\FOOBAR~1.EXE
START C:\PROGRA~1\EVILLY~1\EVILLY~1.EXE
"ONLY THOSE WHO ATTEMPT THE IMPOSSIBLE WILL ACHIEVE THE ABSURD"
        - Oceania Association of Autonomous Astronauts

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #16
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is it possible to have foobar2000 open with evilLyrics when i open a mp3 file or any other files?

i'm really trying to find a way to do this, anybody know how?

autoload evil lyrics with foobar2000 on startup

Reply #17
associate your mp3's with your new bat file?
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Shift+rightclick an mp3 -> Open with -> Choose program... -> Other... -> browse to your .bat file -> ok -> Check "always use this program to open these files" -> ok