audioplayer 音乐播放器 vc 源码

AudioPlayer Readme Thanks for downloading! ------------ Contents ------------ 1. Known Issues / limitations / notes 2. Source code 3. Reporting bugs 4. Feature Requests 5. Command line switches 6. Hotkeys 7. Licence 8. Changelog ------------ 1. Known Issues / limitations / notes ------------ Support for Ogg Vorbis, Ogg Speex, Ogg Theora, Ogg FLAC and native FLAC can be added by downloading the codecs from http://www.illiminable.com/ogg/ (850 KB) Support for other formats not listed may be obtainable from http://www.free-codecs.com/Audio_Codecs.htm but those plugins haven't been tested. To build the sources you will require: * MSXML2 SDK * DirectShow SDK (this is part of the DirectX SDK Extras, not the main DirectX SDK) * Windows Platform SDK - recent versions will include both of the above, check for the presence of msxml2.h and dshow.h * Windows Media Format SDK If you have a dark window background color in your Windows theme, lyrics may not be visible since the colour of the lyrics text is black. Highlighting the lyrics will bring them back into view. If you recieve a message about SHFOLDER.DLL not being found, you will need to install the package from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/release.asp?releaseid=30340 Similarly if you recieve a message about WMVCORE.DLL not being found, you will need to download the Windows Media Format Runtime package from http://audioplayer.sourceforge.net ------------ 2. Source Code ------------ The source code for the released versions can be downloaded from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=156633 More recent versions of the source (which may or not contain fully functioning or reliable code) can be obtained from the AudioPlayer SVN repository: Via Browser: http://svn.sourceforge.net/audioplayer Via command line (or so I'm told): svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/audioplayer audioplayer ------------ 3. Reporting bugs ------------ If you encounter any problems while using AudioPlayer please report them at http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=156633&atid=800564 or to adeyblue @ users.sourceforge.net ------------ 4. Feature Requests ------------ I welcome all feature suggestions on how to improve the functionality of the software. Please submit them to http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=156633&atid=800567 or to adeyblue @ users.sourceforge.net ------------ 5. Command line switches ------------ AudioPlayer command line switches -H Start AudioPlayer hidden -HA Start AudioPlayer hidden and hides any/all other AudioPlayer windows -HC Hides all open AudioPlayer windows (automatically includes -x) -C Terminates all instances of AudioPlayer (automatically includes -x) -S Shows all hidden AudioPlayer windows (automatically includes -x) -X Terminates this instance (usually used only when communicating with other instances) -O Opens and plays the specified. If the file is not in the same directory as audioplayer and/or contains spaces the complete path must be specified i.e. "C:\Path\To\Music.mp3". Relative paths can also be used but must also be quoted. -T Starts AudioPlayer from the system tray -L Turns looping on -E Automatically closes the program after the specified file has been played. In cases where a playlist is opened, AudioPlayer will close after the first file has finished. -R Turn Playlist Shuffle on Notes: If both -T and -H are specified then the last one specified takes priority. "-t -h" will hide audioplayer whereas "-h -t" will send it to the tray. If -L is specified and -O specifies a playlist, the first entry in the playlist will continuously loop. If both -E and -L are specified, looping takes priority. -L requires user interaction to turn off unless the instance is terminated -O cannot take a http:// file as an argument If a hidden instance encounters errors, it will still display message boxes There is currently no way to communicate with a specific running instance, other than using the hotkeys. When multiple hidden instances are lauched, the hotkeys will only be processed by the initial instance You must start a new instance to communicate with any other audioplayer windows. For example, if you play a file like this: audioplayer -H -O "C:\Path\To\Music.mp3" Then to close it and stop playing Music.mp3 you can do this: audioplayer -C or use the ALT+SHIFT+F4 hotkey ------------ 6. Hotkeys ------------ HotKeys are automatically turned on when the -h command line option is specified but can also be toggled on/off via the option in the Tools menu. ALT+SHIFT+o - Open / Change File ALT+SHIFT+y - Open / Change Playlist ALT+SHIFT+p - Play ALT+SHIFT+u - Pause/Resume ALT+SHIFT+s - Stop ALT+SHIFT+n - Next Playlist Track ALT+SHIFT+m - Toggle Mute ALT+SHIFT+v - Show The Window (hidden mode only) ALT+SHIFT+l - Toggle Looping ALT+SHIFT+F4 - Close AudioPlayer ------------ 7. Licence ------------ AudioPlayer versions prior to and including 0.95 are distributed under the GNU Public Licence (GPL). You are allowed to pass it around to your friends and/or modify it under the terms of the GPL version 2 or any later version. You can obtain a copy of license from http://opensource.org/licenses/gpl-license.php Versions from 0.96 on are distributed under the zlib/libpng license, a copy of which can be viewed at http://www.opensource.org/licenses/zlib-license.php The above covers both the binary and source packages. ------------ 8. Changelog ------------ Changelog from version 0.98 * Fixed divide by zero crash when playing zero duration sound files * Open File(s) remains enabled when a file is open/playing, so you change files without having to select the close option first * The title and artist of the song now appears in the middle part of the status bar instead of the filename * Language Dll issue fixed where the filter for the Open File(s) dialog box was missing in some language versions