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Blight
18th February 2004, 15:17
This release contains one major change and several fixes.
The Major change is that the Key Registration System has changed. All previous keys are now null and void. Over the
next 48 hours new registration keys will be sent to all registered users. If you have changed your eMail since registration
or for some reason an updated key has not arrived by February 21st, visit the Zoom Player Registration Forum (http://forum.inmatrix.com/ikonboard/ikonboard.cgi?act=SF;f=12) and post a message with details about your purchase (such as which eMail you used, which name was used in registration
the TransactionID, the Invoice number or any other identifying information which we can use to identify your registration).

This release is intended to be a small bug-fix version that is a preamble to the release of Zoom Player v3.40 beta 1
which will include all-new changes and requested features.

Changes since v3.30

New :

* VERY IMPORTANT:
The Zoom Player registration key structure has changed!
Updated registration keys have been sent to all registered
users by eMail. However, if you are a registered user
and have not received your key, go to the Zoom Player forum
and post on the registration section and post your purchase
details (TransactionID or Invoice number, or if you haven't
kept these, the Name or eMail used).



Changes:

+ Upgraded to NSIS 2.00 installer (smaller file).



Fixes :

- Trying to execute a Media file with Zoom Player running under
Windows 95/98/ME would not work.

- The DVD Bookmark Navigator was completely broken.

- Trying to use the Web Navigator when no file to display would
cause Zoom Player to throw an error.

- The "/Q" parameter stopped working for DVDs with no Menu.

- Older Girder files should now work again without having to
re-export. Newer exports are not effected.


Download Zoom Player v3.31 here (http://www.inmatrix.com/files/zoomplayer_download.shtml)

stax76
18th February 2004, 16:12
Hello Blight,

three requests:

1.) customizing the keys by "waiting for input", almost all better media programs (and programs frequently and easier used with keys) except Zoom Player support this.

I was trying to edit the key file to map fullscreen to enter. I tried hard to figure out how it works but failed, I'm a programmer so I assume non programmers would even have more trouble with this.


2.) deleting the currently playing track physically and continuing playing with the next track.

My music collection needs a cleanup seriously.


3.) keep up the good work


thanks for coding this great program

Dolemite

Blight
19th February 2004, 11:35
Dolemite:
Doing a key editor in on my to-do list, but there are a lot more features which are more important to the general public ahead of it.

ZP's key system works a bit backwards to most software. ZP has a list of function and you can assign a key any function you want, allowing you to set any number of keys to the same function even to chain one key to multiple functions.

stax76
19th February 2004, 15:18
meanwhile perhaps you can tell me how to map the fullscren function to the enter key, I've added this code

// user
exAddKey(None,13,exInterface,08)

it seems to work but the problem is I couldn't remove the function that already was on enter, I searched the key file for 13 but I couldn't find anything

your implementation is like I understand it now improvable in respect of useability and maintainability, when you change stuff in the key file, add new functions or whatever this is a problem when I want to reuse my key file, I'll have to go through the hassle to modify the updated key file, add my functions, change or disable the default function of this functions to not have two functions on the same key etc. In the key file you state the key file is not required for operation but when I make a custom key file with only one function other defaults don't work but what I realy don't understand is why there is still a function on enter telling me this function is not supported in the standard version. To make a long story short, I'm absolutely clueless how to customize keys in Zoom Player

Blight
21st February 2004, 20:04
Enter is reserved for navigational items, I may unreserve it in a future version.