		       nmp3 version 5.197 by nipkick

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

	just unzip the files to your mIRC directory (make sure you have
version 5.9 or higher) and type "/load -rs nmp3v5.mrc". if you're using
ircn, unzip it to ircn\system and follow the same instructions.

COMMANDS:

/mp3
	with this command alone, it opens a file dialog for you to select
	an mp3 to play.

/mp3 <path and filename>
	plays the file

/mp3 <search text>
	searches all of your mp3 directories for this search text. note
	that you don't need wildcards for this, for example, you don't
	need to type /mp3 *fighters*, you can just type /mp3 figters.

/mp3 <path and search text>
	searches the path you specify for the search text you put in.
	note that for this you DO need wildcards. an example would be
	/mp3 c:\stuff\*.mp3 or /mp3 c:\stuff\*fighters*.mp3.

/mp3 -r <path and search text>
	this will do the same as above but it will search recursively,
	meaning all of the directories contained in the root directory you
	specify.

/mp3 <dir>
	playlists the directory specified.

/mp3 -r <dir>
	playlists the directory specified, including subdirectories.

/mp3 <num>
	plays match number <num> if you get more than one match after
	searching for mp3s.

/mp3 -rand
	plays a random match that was found using /mp3 <search>

/mp3 -all
	plays all matches found using /mp3 <search>

/mp3 -stop
	stops the currently playing mp3.

/mp3stat
	shows information on the current mp3.

/mp3stat -s
	says information on the current mp3 to the active window.

/shitmp3
	adds the current mp3 to the randmp3 shitlist.

/shitmp3 <text>
	adds the specified text to the randmp3 shitlist.

/seek <percent>
	seeks to <percent> into the currently playing song. (only works with
	internal mirc mp3 player) (you do not need to specify the % sign)

/mp3vol <percent>
	sets the system mp3 volume to <percent>. (you do not need to
	specify the % sign)

/repmp3
	repeats the active mp3 (if it exists).

/rmp3
	plays a random mp3 from your mp3 directories.

/contrmp3
	toggles continuous random playing mp3s.

/pl
	this alone with no file specified will open a file dialog for you
	to select a playlist to load. when nmp3 loads a playlist, it
	automatically processes it and removes all non existant mp3s.
	note that it does not change the original playlist in any way, it
	only recreates it in a different location with only existing mp3s
	and without all the extended playlist information crap that winamp
	and sonique add.

/pl <filename>
	same as above, but will immediately load the file specified.

/pl -s <filename>
	same as the above two, except this will shuffle the playlist.

/pl -next
	skips to the next track in your playlist

/pl -prev
	skips to the previous track in your playlist

/pl -stop
	stops playing the playlist (the current song will keep playing, but
	it won't automatically play the next song)

/pl -play
	restarts the current playlist.

/pl -list
	lists the contents of the current playlist.

/pl <num>
	plays line <num> (if it exists) in your playlist

/pl -add
	prompts you to add an mp3 to the current playlist. if there is no
	playlist, it will start a new one.

/pl -add <filename>
	adds the specified filename to the playlist.

/pl -add <search text>
	searches for the specified text and allows you to add certain
	matches to the playlist.

/pl -add -all
	adds all found mp3s from a search to the playlist.

/pl -add -rand
	adds a random mp3 from the ones found from a search.

/pl -add <num>
	adds match number <num> to the playlist.

/ncache
	refreshes your mp3 cache.

/qp
	opens up a dialog which lists all of the mp3s in your specified mp3
	directories. you can search for mp3s containing text that you enter
	in the editbox at the top. you do not need to use wildcards.

/ncontrol
	opens up a small dialog with buttons linked to commonly used
	functions.

/nconf
	opens up the configuration dialog

/nmp3
	displays nmp3 version info to the active channel or query.

/nstats
	shows the nmp3 version and stats about the usage.

/nmp3check
	checks for a new version of nmp3.

/nuninstall
	uninstalls nmp3.


	well there you have it. have fun, and make sure to email me or
msg me on efnet with any questions or comments. thanks.

nipkick

special thanks to vile- for random help with sockets.


changelog

version 5.197

	added title scrolling control to ncontrol

version 5.196

	fixed centered text bug.

version 5.195

	fixed some bugs with using nmp3 in a dir with spaces
	fixed playlist listing bug
