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TaoPhoenix:
Hi everyone.

I finally landed on a webpage that probably solves my question.

Take a look at these programs.

http://download.freewarefiles.com/files/AudioPlayer_0.98_NTXP_ENG.zip

http://download.freewarefiles.com/files/jmp.zip
http://download.freewarefiles.com/files/TrayPlay.exe
http://download.freewarefiles.com/files/M3.zip

They are all mp3 players that loop files ... and all are under about 100k! (Audio player seems to be 101)
They all work on my fickle home machine, and Swire's program seems to work at work, so maybe we can call this aspect satisfied for now!

Skwire thanks for putting up with me.

Edit: My favorite of those four is Audio Player. The others are funny in a "how low in size can we go" but after the novelty wears off they have nuisances.

doctorfrog:
Hey Skwire,

I use this program every day. It automatically starts playing a quiet ambient loop around 11pm to remind me that, "hey stupid, relax and go to bed."

Anyway, I recently updated it to the latest version, and I have a few requests:

- bring back the old tray icon, currently it is the default AHK "H" icon
- hotkey request: when the app is in focus, let me control volume with + and -
- publish "multiple instances" as a GUI option and make "0" also cause the app to restore when launched again with the "0" setting (current apparent behavior is to restart the program)
- hotkey request: "Ctrl-O" = open dialog
- hotkey request: "P" = play/pause
- retain the ability to tab around the GUI elements and activate them with SPACE (currently can no longer control volume in this way, but +/- will resolve this)

As usual, consider none of these to be demands, just requests from a regular user. Do what you can, if you can, and thanks for a small, useful program!

shmuel1:
Windows Media Player, RealPlayer and VLC media player all have looping options. Why do you need a special program for it?

skwire:
- bring back the old tray icon, currently it is the default AHK "H" icon-doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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Doh, not sure what happened there.  Fixed in my dev build.

- hotkey request: when the app is in focus, let me control volume with + and --doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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Added in my dev build.  I added both regular +/- keys and the numpad +/- keys.

- publish "multiple instances" as a GUI option and make "0" also cause the app to restore when launched again with the "0" setting (current apparent behavior is to restart the program)-doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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I'll consider this.  In the meantime, I've changed it so that multiple attempts to launch the app are just ignored instead of restarting it.

- hotkey request: "Ctrl-O" = open dialog-doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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Added in my dev build.

- hotkey request: "P" = play/pause-doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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Hmmm...Looper could never really pause, i.e., clicking the play button whilst playing just restarted the track.  I did add a "P" hotkey for the current play button's functionality, though.

- retain the ability to tab around the GUI elements and activate them with SPACE (currently can no longer control volume in this way, but +/- will resolve this)-doctorfrog (August 29, 2012, 01:29 AM)
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I seem to be able to do with the exception of the seekbar and volume control.  Am I misunderstanding something?

doctorfrog:
Forget that last point, I'm merely saying that whatever GUI changes you make, keep the ability to tab through the interface available.

Everything else, thanks as usual Skwire!

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