Context menu: Play with Audiosurf

[ANOON]

Working on the app right now,

The following features will be integrated:
- Direct launching audiosurf without clicking anything
- Add to playlist function (you can select a lot af songs and click add to playlist to keep playing)

Someone more ideas?

[Dylan]

I'm about to add a command for launching the game into a song without needing to click anything.

[ANOON]

I'm about to add a command for launching the game into a song without needing to click anything.

Hmmz.. I just made a clicking script (it sux) if a command can be made it is much better

edit. Dylan do you have a dev version of the game that skips the filetesting/loading at game startup because it is very annoying that I must wait about 40 seconds every time I test my script

[Dylan]

Sorry, no - I don't have a version like that.

[ANOON]

Ok no problem
I have integrated quickstartregisterwindow in my app now and it's working perfect thanks Dylan

[skooj]

Is it just me, or is the link dead?

[rlt37]

It just worked for me. 6am Sun

[Jax0]

hmm it doesn't work for me for some reason   I install it and have audio surf open and I right click on a song and its not there...    Im running on windows vista home basic if that makes any difference, I don't know what is wrong.

[kamahl]

Vista bug replicated.  Tried installing with and without UAC elevation.

[alainbryden]

It didn't work on vista for me either. On further investigation, the ini file was referring to files of type VLC.mp3. I thought that was weird. I changed my default file handler for mp3's to be VLC media player, and suddenly the context menu appeared! As soon as I make some other application the default mp3 opener it doesn't work. Changing the ini file didn't seem to help - but maybe I just don't know the right format for mp3 files set to open in windows media player.

[lavacano201014]

Supreme Necropost

But it's a good addon, so I can live with it

It didn't work on vista for me either. On further investigation, the ini file was referring to files of type VLC.mp3. I thought that was weird. I changed my default file handler for mp3's to be VLC media player, and suddenly the context menu appeared! As soon as I make some other application the default mp3 opener it doesn't work. Changing the ini file didn't seem to help - but maybe I just don't know the right format for mp3 files set to open in windows media player.

My .ini (on XP) is "mp3file" on all the options, and I lack other MP3 players. Unless you already fixed it, try this.

And maybe it's just me, but for some reason, when I don't have Audiosurf running already, context menuing a song only starts up Audiosurf.

[Trinkit]

It worked for a short while, and then it started saying error executing application, invoking the filename of my mp3 etc..   So I tried uninstalling, but, it doesn't seem to uninstall proper either.  Help

It still leaves the entries in the context menu.

Partially solved, I used shellexview to delete the registry entry, it was thinking the dll was in my temporary files since I ran the installer from inside of the zip file.  Deleting that let me reinstall, and uninstall successfully, but, it does still give the same error about invoking.  So, even after reinstalling it fails to work.  I suspect there's more registry entries that need to be cleansed. 

[dr.koljan]

Is this dead? Because it's a feature I'd really love to have!