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Duplicate of: http://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtop ... f=21&t=996

Poplist derives from Listview class which doesn't support userdata for the individual items either. The only class which actually supports this is Listtree class. All other List classes don't support this because the individual items aren't addressed through an id but through a numeric index (0, 1, ...

Right, will be fixed.

On OS4, English names are used for the catalog drawers but on OS3 and MorphOS (not sure about AROS), locale.library expects translated drawer names, i.e. on OS4 you would have to use "german" and "french" whereas on OS3 and MorphOS the equivalent would be "deutsch" and ...

In similar vein to Group.Insert please can you make it optionally possible to Add a Page before a given obj, defaulting to end of Register if not specified. Makes sense... I'll consider adding this. Another thing, an error in the Documentation... Register.ClosePage() This method will close the page...

You have to use -QUIET (with a minus prefix).

Nice. Btw, you can add the QUIET argument to suppress Hollywood Player's startup screen.

DirectShow and AudioFile should be available on every Windows and Mac OS X installation, respectively. If MP3 playback doesn't work on a certain Mac OS installation, I'd need more information on the exact OS X version as well as the MP3 that refuses to play. mp3.datatype is also available on every M...

Well, you know that MP3s are compressed. In memory uncompressed PCM data is VERY large. 3 minutes of 44.1khz 16bit stereo audio will eat up 44100*4*180 bytes, i.e. almost 30 megabyte. Better keep that in mind...

On Windows MP3 playback is supported through DirectShow, on Mac OS through the AudioFile API, on MorphOS through mp3.datatype. All other platforms need the AVCodec plugin.