Winamp skins pink update#
Winamp skins pink skin#

Hence it might be a little bit tricky sometimes to 'get' the 'double-headed-resize-arrow'. Please bear in mind that the border of the NoFrame-Mode is just 1 pixel wide/heigh. Should we keep it that way or remove the AlbumCover and leave the Playlist 'alone'? (which you can make visible by grabbing and dragging the vertical divider from right to the left side). I really hope you will find it useful.ДЄnd while I am at it, I would like to ask you some short questions:ДЎ) Should we leave one button design/looks for all three modes or should I make three different ones? Currently the SwitchButton has two horizontal lines.Дў) Right now the Playlist Editor features not only the Playlist content but also the AlbumCover. This extension will give you all three possible 'surroundings' a container window content can have.

As soon as the SwitchButton (on the right side) is not grayed out anymore, the feature is activated and you can choose one.

Since all three modes are linked to each other (and Playback Area 'demands' more than 280 pixel in the width), you have to resize the window first in order to switch between the modes. From now on every container window has three modes: Today I would like to introduce a new feature which I spontaneously implemented in the container windows.

Winamp skins pink update#

I really hope you will find the new update not only good looking on your desktop but also useful. And during a stream this option is disabled. Please remember: You cannot toggle this option by clicking on the additional display on Playlist Editor, Video or Visualizer. So I decided that just a minor amount of bitmaps change their color after a Color Theme was chosen:ДЄnd for all of you who are Equalizer fans I have just THE THING! Not only you can switch the Equalizer on and off, where all sliders 'jump' automatically into '0 dB' position, no, you also have an additional display on top of that, which shows values of every single equalizer band and preamp!ДЄnd while listening to your favorite songs you can click on the timer on Main Player which shows then the remaining time.

Winamp skins pink skin#

While adding Color Themes to the skin it was not my intention to make Quinto looking too 'candy-like'. Now you have the choice: Just-Frame or Frame-with-Buttons? Now this is handy, is it not?Д¬olor Themes have their own window which as well provides a SWITCH button. You will never ever again have to switch between Video and Main Player in order to pause a video or start a new one. The FILE INFO area changes its looks into this once a stream is loaded:ДЄnd since I found it very handy to have this PLAYBACK area in the Playlist Editor container window I also implemented this in Video and Visualizer container. In case you insist upon having them in your native language, open the player-groups.xml, find the translate='0' commands and change them into translate='1'). Not all of them are translated (Winamp related issue) so I decided to keep all of them in English. (I have to make a short remark regarding the labels in this area though. and two LED lights which indicate whether a click was made on Main Player's REPEAT or SHUTTLE button.ДЄnd if this was not enough I added FILE INFO area which can be toggled by clicking on the FILE INFO button. One click on the SWITCH button and a brand new PLAYBACK area is loaded! In here you will find additional: And this is the point where it gets interesting. You will notice a vertical divider which, once moved to the left, shows the album cover of the current playing song.ДЄnd if you resize the window, a SWITCH button will appear. Once Quinto Black CT is installed, you will find the Playlist Editor in its 'native' look showing pure simplicity in its appearance.

The Playlist Editor was the biggest challenge and made an enormous transformation journey from Just-Frame in Quinto, through Just-Frame-with-Buttons in Quinto Black - into fully equipped container window, which easily can replace the Main Player now. And I must admit, I am very pleased with the end product of my efforts. I spent months changing, altering and trying new colors, gradients and alpha values. Without any doubt, the bitmap files - and I mean all of them - got improved.

Now let me guide you through all the new, exiting features which I implemented in this version. But before I start I would like to say THANK YOU to Victor for pointing out to all those 'weird-looking' bitmap files and to imos for his very useful coding tips.