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[nameless]

The wave volume meter won't move, but if you close and reopen sndvol32.exe after changing the Winamp volume, you will note a change in the level.  This is because Winamp is indeed changing the wave volume.  Go into the Control Panel applet where you configure your system sounds, and select one of the sounds.  If you play it with Winamp at alternatively low and high volumes, you will note that the volume of the system sound is changed as well, outside of Winamp.  You can do this with Winamp paused in order to hear better, if necessary.

This is a bit beside the point anyway.  MC9 sounds better to me with APE files than Winamp does; I can't say for sure why that is.

[Kharma]

I concede.  You are correct.  Funny I never noticed that before.

Owe you a beer.

[nameless]

I'm not a beer drinker, but how 'bout a root beer?  

Funny how I used to think Winamp was da bomb; now I can't stand using it, since its "organizational" features sucketh to the extreme.

[Kharma]

Especially WA3 and it's (gasp) AOL ties.

Only reason I still like WA2 is the Adapt-X plug that lets me use my pro Waves, BBE and Cubase plugins (no comparison to DFX and the like).  Adapt-X stutters in MC for some reason.  Hopefully that gets fixed.

I really like MC for it's organizational qualities, and album view.  Also for it's MPC support.

[Pink Waters]

is there any chance of a standalone one in next 235 build !?