pressing stop on the last track (or only one track) in the
play list causes winamp to play random file or stream,
depending on eop action. Pressing stop should stop
winamp, not select random song.
I would like to add that I like the current setup for one reason.
Let me explain... Whe a song comes on that I don't want to
hear, I used to go in and search for, then select another track
(always my special Donkey.mp3) to play. When I figured out
that all I had to do was press stop and WWWinamp would
detect, well, EoP and perform its duty (1) and select then
play another random track. :)
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Actually, you can stop WinAmp by putting at least 2 songs in
the queue and pressing stop. If WinAmp is on the last song
and stopped EoP is invoked. If WinAmp is *not* on the last
song and stopped it stays stopped.
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I would like to add that I like the current setup for one reason.
Let me explain... Whe a song comes on that I don't want to
hear, I used to go in and search for, then select another track
(always my special Donkey.mp3) to play. When I figured out
that all I had to do was press stop and WWWinamp would
detect, well, EoP and perform its duty (1) and select then
play another random track. :)
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I second this problem. It's impossible to stop Winamp.
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Actually, you can stop WinAmp by putting at least 2 songs in
the queue and pressing stop. If WinAmp is on the last song
and stopped EoP is invoked. If WinAmp is *not* on the last
song and stopped it stays stopped.