Category: Networking, IRC Tools, mIRC Addon Scripts

Title: mp3 finder 0.8

Format: Win OS

Description: Interesting addon script that allows you to keep track of @Find results from other people in an easier fashion. It is composed of a dialog interface that allows you to view all search results. Note: This is a script made for Undernet and automatically has you join 3 big Undernet mp3 channels. The addon includes an informative readme file that also gives you a list of things to avoid if you are using the script and how to fix those options. The installation is easy and upon loading, the script also echo's instruction on how to use it. However, it does clear the current window, which is not something that I particularily like. The dialog interface is clean and easy to use. When you search for something, the script automatically adds the wildcards. It will then intercept all the replies and put them in the appropriate section of the dialog, listing all of them in alphabetical order. By double clicking on the line, you can chose to request the file in question, from the user in question by sending

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Category: Networking, IRC Tools, mIRC Addon Scripts

Title: mp3 lister 1

Format: Win OS

Description: Addon to help you list your mp3s into a text file. The author uses the $findfile method, and also the /savebuf method. The addon is pretty small, with only 1 alias. Unfortunately, the author did not include any readme or documentation for it. So, to load it, you do /load -rs [path]\mp3-lister.mrc and to use it, you do /lister. A custom window will popup and start the listing. It works well, BUT the addon only allows you to list *.mp3 files on your C:\ drive, not D:\ or E:\ or any other drives. Most of the people don't store mp3s on their C:\, its either D:\ or other drives. So the addon will do nothing for them. Suggestions, author should convert the alias to make it accept a parameter, which is the drive letter, ie. /lister [drive] And also, if the author still want to use the /savebuf method, make sure to hide the custom window, it'll be nicer (probably). But I suggest that you should use $findfile method with loops, maybe hash tables too :) The readme file contains the alias for the lister

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Category: Networking, IRC Tools, mIRC Addon Scripts

Title: mp3Pro 7 7

Format: Win OS

Description: Mp3 addon script that is meant to be fairly advanced. It contains a lot of options such as addong multiple directories, a built-in fileserver, the max number of sends/queues, @locator/@find/@list support, logging abilities, auto-update, etc. There are lots of bugs though. First of all, the script doesn't have a readme file per se. But you do have a compiled html help file that contains some setup instructions. The sad thing is that these instructions are not entirely accurate. They state that you can unzip the files into any directory you want - which is not true. The script will malfunction unless you unzip it into the main mIRC directory. Since the beginning, I encountered a number of bugs. The most noticeable ones are the presentation "bugs". There are a lot of dialog items that are too short, too big, etc. A lot of items overflow into one another, which causes blurred edges and other visual effects. The main dialog itself is also a rather small window with tons of tabs. It might have been

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Category: Networking, IRC Tools, mIRC Addon Scripts

Title: mp3n 3.1

Format: Win OS

Description: MP3 addon with playlist support that uses mIRC's internal mp3 playing system. Uses popups, function keys and custom windows for interfacing with the user. Readme file contains setup instructions, list of function keys available for the addon and a new features list among others. Script is easy to set up and the popups are clear and well organized. A lot of the script evolves around its playlist support. Unfortunately, I had a few problems with it. The custom window designed for creating your own playlists uses popups for controls. You cannot save playlists in a directory other than your mp3 one (which creates problems when you are playing mp3s from a CD). I also got a lot of "* $read: error opening e:\irc\reviewing\$null (line 225, mp3n-v3.mrc)" errors when going through the script. I think that it might have been caused by using the function keys, but I'm uncertain. =) Beyond that, the coding is mostly pretty good. There are a few places where some of it could have been cut, but I don't reall

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Category: Networking, IRC Tools, mIRC Addon Scripts

Title: mp3stuff 0.9886

Format: Win OS

Description: A feature-packed mp3 script containing an mp3 player and mp3 server so you can hear/distribute your mp3s. The addon gives you several options to play around with so that it will suit your tastes. The documentation is quite rich and explains the options very well, even though the addon is quite straightforward and easy to use. Unfortunately it leaves some parts undocumented, like the 'play to' in the 'remote control' which is used to msg the channel with what you are currently playing. Here the author could have made a list for choosing multiple channels not just one. The addon saves some information on the played mp3s in a file, in a move intended to increase efficiency. However, if you have a large number of mp3s, extensive use of the addon might mean that the efficiency would actually decrease. The playlist needs work on it because it is atrociously swarming with bugs. Whenever you click on "edit playlist", you get the * /filter: invalid parameters (line 229, mp3stuff.mrc) error message. The

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