I installed WinAmp 5.63 on a family member's Windows 8 system She wanted to add Live365 as a service to it. I had written instructions for doing that for Winamp 5.552 previously at Adding Live365 to WinAmp's Online Services List. I found that I had to modify the procedure slightly for Winamp 5.63. I found
ml_online.ini was now
in C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Winamp\Plugins\ml where
Username was the user's account name.
The ml_online.ini file contained the following lines:
[Setup]
[ml_online_config]
maxbandwidth=350
minbandwidth=1
[Navigation]
order=10100;221836;222078;222150;222427;222509;222542;22259
Beneath the
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Winamp\Plugins\ml
directory was an omServices subdirectory with files named
omService_{0000xxxxxx}.ini where xxxxxx was a sequence of
digits, e.g., omService_{0000221836}.ini, which had the
following lines in it.
[OnlineService]
id=221836
name=Song of the Day
url=http://www.spinner.com/winamp-mp3-of-the-day
icon=http://download.nullsoft.com/customize/component/2009/1/22/W/icon_image/Mp3_of_the_Day.png
flags=0x00000001
version=3
generation=2
I put a
365.png file to serve as an icon in
C:\Users\Username\AppData\Roaming\Winamp\Plugins\ml\omServices and created a
file omService_{0000000365}.ini and put the following lines
in it.
[OnlineService]
id=000365
name=Live365
url=http://www.live365.com
icon=live365.png
flags=0x00000001
version=1
generation=1
When I did so and reopened Winamp, I found that the
ml_online.ini had 365 added to the
order line as shown below:
[Setup]
[ml_online_config]
maxbandwidth=350
minbandwidth=1
[Navigation]
order=10100;221836;222078;222150;222427;222509;222542;222598;222598;365
Live365 was then at the bottom of the list of online services in WinAmp.
