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On a completely superficial note, is anyone using any cool (windows) icons to differentiate files of the various compressed formats?  I have MP3, OGG, MPC and APE files on my system, but I hate them all using the same generic Winamp icon.

Rob

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Reply #1 –
I use mp3ext on my computer.

It changes the icon to desplay the bitrate for mp3s. (But it only works for mp3s.)

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Reply #2 –
You could of cource force it by deleting the old winamp associations and creating new ones for every format...and selection your own icons.

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Reply #3 –
Actually I think I'm gonna do this on my own computer when it get a new screen....my old monitor died in the lightening.

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Reply #4 –
Check out my icons & cursors (Audio set) ... I use the yellow/red/purple/blue one for MP3, the green/blue one for OGG, the gold one for MPC, the silver one for AAC, and the cassette for WMA.

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Reply #5 –
Thanks NRen, those look pretty good.  I'll give them a try.

Rob


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