Doom

4th November 2001 22:50 UTC

AVS Plugin Help
Hi
I recently downloded winamp 2.77 as i found a great looking AVS plugin and needed 2.75 or higher to use it. On running the install executable it auto found my winamp dir and installed it, no problems into winamp\plugins\avs folder. so far so good. now can anyone tell me where it should show up to actually run the bloody thing hehe its not in the visualisations list where all my other plugins are and the standard plugins like jet v1.1 which isnt avs all work fine but i cant seem to find any AVS file except the one that comes with winamp?? im confused :confused: any ideas? thanks in advance.

Doom :D

Lion King

5th November 2001 01:04 UTC

start avs and rightclick on the current preset, a list with all installed presets should appear

if you doubleclick on the avs screen you can alter the preset and make your own one

Doom

5th November 2001 19:12 UTC

Ok i feel really silly now :( hehe thanks Lion King, much appreciated :D keep up the good work ;)

Doom.

ljp

21st November 2001 17:31 UTC

im stupider - AVS help
i read a post by Doom re: finding AVS plug ins from WinAmp. it seems Doom could only find the AVS from WinAmp. I can find a couple of AVS i downloaded in my winamp/plugins/avs directory, but they dont show in WinAmp. Lion King replied to Doom's post that one has to start AVS, then right click, etc. etc. How does one "start AVS" ?
:confused:

flatmatt

21st November 2001 19:56 UTC

Double-click your main-window vis.

ljp

21st November 2001 23:43 UTC

vis /AVS
ok. i double clicked on the main winamp window. it booted up my visualization (r2v2). i am used to going through my visualization options to get there. there is a list of all the visualizations i can use, and none of the AVS type are listed. they are all .dlls like they are supposed to be. how do you get the AVS type to play? they dont show in the visualizations list, so they arent an option.

Angry Weasel

22nd November 2001 00:31 UTC

Select Advanced Visualization Studio in the Vis plugin selection.

ljp

23rd November 2001 12:38 UTC

thanks
never would have found that.... thanks for the dummy help.;)

Angry Weasel

23rd November 2001 14:09 UTC

No problem. :D