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# Settings for Weevil's X-Winamp v1.4b - modded by Prof_Vince
#
# PLACE THIS FILE IN YOUR XCHAT DATA DIRECTORY
# by default this is /program files/xchat/data on xchat 1.x
# and "/Documents and Settings/<username>/Application Data/X-Chat 2/" on
# xchat 2.x (in windows 2000/xp. On win9x/ME you'll find it in "/windows/application data/x-chat 2/")

# Enable this to turn on the DCC server. This means that people can CTCP you
# with the trigger defined below (see servertrigger) to download the audio file
# you last announced. Please read the readme on this one.
allowdownload = yes

# Want your server info printed to a tab instead? Fill the name of the tab in
# here. If this is filled in, servererrors and servermessages are forced to YES.
servertab = 

# These settings limit the bandwidth used for transferring MP3s to other users:
# dont send to more than 3 users at a time:
dcclimit = 3
# dont send if the current outgoing CPS is higher than 10kb/s:
dcccpslimit = 10240

# turn this OFF if you want to disable error messages that the dcc server
# produces if it can't find the file or finds multiple files. You will usually
# want to leave this on so you can fix the problem.
servererrors = yes

# turn ON if you want to see a message in the current tab whenever anyone starts
# a download from you:
servermessages = yes

# people ctcp you with this trigger in order to get the last announced file:
servertrigger = geevtoon

# set to 1, "yes" or "on" to turn auto-announce on (announces every time
# winamp changes tracks
auto = no

# these settings (new in 1.1) determine the default replacement for %0...%9
# when nothing was given by the user in the /mp3 command:
default%0 = plays
default%1 = softly

# etc.. you get the idea. You can also do it for &0..&9 :
default&0 = is listening to

# change what %m is replaced with for each winamp mode. You may, for example,
# want to replace these with >, || and [] respectively...
play = playing
pause = paused
stop = stopped

# set to your announce message mask. Anything between <SERVER></SERVER> is only
# shown when your server is active.
announcemask = /me boogies to %t   (%l)   |%[>%]-|<SERVER> /ctcp %N %T to download(%E %A slots %a free)</SERVER>

# file containing chans in which we do not announce on a /amp3 - use <DATA> for
# xchat's data/config directory.
noannouncefile = <DATA>/weevil-xwinamp-noannounce.conf

# announcefile is new since 1.1 and lets you specify channels and servers in which
# you DO want your auto-announcements or /amp3 messages to show up. Note that
# if this file exists and contains valid entries, then the script will ONLY
# announce in the channels and servers given in this file. If the file doesnt
# exist or doesnt contain valid entries, the script will announce in all chans.
# NOTE that your noannouncefile STILL APPLIES and will OVERRIDE the settings in
# your announcefile file. So for example you may say in your announcefile that
# you want to announce mp3's on #mp3spam on all servers (.*) but you can
# EXCLUDE #mp3spam on a SPECIFIC server by specifying that in your
# noannouncefile. Okay?

# use <DATA> for xchat's data/config directory.

announcefile = <DATA>/weevil-xwinamp-announce.conf

# Mask modifiers:
# %%	A percent sign
# %A	Slots available for DCC send
# %a	Bandwidth available for DCC send (reported as "x.xxKb/s")
# %T	CTCP trigger for dcc send
# %N	Your current nick
# %E	file size (Extent) (reported as "x.xxmb") - this is an ESTIMATE from
#		(bitrate / 8) * length if the file can't be found.
# %V	Script version
# %I	Script name
# %t	title
# %v	winamp version
# %m	mode (playing, stopped or paused)
# %s	sample rate (khz)
# %b	bit rate (kbps)
# %n	number of channels
# %c	channels as a word (mono, stereo, quad or "n channels" if none apply)
# %e    Elapsed time
# %l	total length of the track ("xh xm xs"). Hours is not shown if the
#		track lasts under 1 hour.
# %H	hours
# %M	mins
# %S	secs
# %p	Percent played.
# %#	where # is 0-9 - replaced with the word corresponding to the given
#		number from the /mp3 argument list. E.g. if
#		/mp3 listening
#		was issued, %0 would be replaced with "listening".
# &#	same as above, but takes from the given word number to the end of
#		the line.
# %?x-y	A random number in the range x to y (inclusive).
#
# %[X	Left section of a 10-bar chart made up of character X depicting
#		the position in the file.
# %]X	Right section of same bar.
configfile = C:\Documents and Settings\Vincent\Application Data\X-Chat 2/weevil-xwinamp.conf
winampdir = c:/Utilitaires/Audio/Winamp