StreamPlay : v2.2

Major Changes:
Current Directory can not be changed while running
Files not written on every queue generation
File size optimizations

StreamPlay : v2.1

Major Changes:

Looping function added
Corner-case checks
Queues are now stored in seperate folder
Quality of life changes

Optimizations
Minor bugfixes
Redundant code removed

StreamPlay: v2.0

StreamPlay: v2.0

Major changes pushed:

Instead of two interdependent files, a single file (Play.bat) is provided
File Size Optimizations
Smaller generation times
.vbs file (queues) are not deleted

Features:

Support for songs less than 99 hours in duration optimized
Randomized queues
Menu-driven, user-friendly interface

It is now not necessary to edit the files for changing execution path (directory), it can be done from menu itself

v1.0.0-Prod (Stable)

What's New:

Songs < 99 hours Supported

Experimental wav support

Optimizations (File Writing, File Size Reduced and Code made Shorter)

Note: Songs with special characters (|, &, ^, /, , [, ] and obscure Unicode characters) will throw errors. Can't be fixed :(

Instructions:

Change execPath and execPathSlashed inside ExternalCall.bat to the path where your music is.
Place VbsMaker.bat Inside of the music dir
Run ExternalCall.bat
Inside the music directory, the song name is written in nowPlaying.txt

Remember to read readme.md / wiki for easy usage

Please raise issues if anything strange happens.

Happy Streaming!

v.9.1.1 BETA (Path Stability, Test)

What's New:

execPath and execPathSlashed passed through cla to VbsMaker to make the program more user friendly.

Path Stability (Previous Release Fixed)

Optimisations

Extra File for Windows XP/Vista Users (Use VbsMaker-backwards-compatible.bat Instead of VbsMaker.bat)

Instructions:

Change execPath and execPathSlashed inside ExternalCall.bat to the path where your music is.
Place VbsMaker.bat Inside of the music dir
Run ExternalCall.bat
Inside the music directory, the song name is written in nowPlaying.txt

Remember to read readme.md

Remember to raise issues if anything strange happens.

Happy Streaming!

v.9.1.1 BETA (Path Stablilty)

What's New:

execPath and execPathSlashed passed through cla to VbsMaker to make the program more user friendly.

Path Stability (Previous Release Fixed)

Extra File for Windows XP/Vista Users (Use VbsMaker-backwards-compatible.bat Instead of VbsMaker.bat)

Instructions:

Change execPath and execPathSlashed inside ExternalCall.bat to the path where your music is.
Run ExternalCall.bat (Both VbsMaker.bat and ExternalCall.bat should be in the same directory)
Inside the music directory, the song name is written in nowPlaying.txt

v.9.1.1 BETA

Beta Only!

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What's New:

More Stable
Added Path Support for Independent Usage
Fixed Minor Bugs
Instructions Below for Windows Vista/XP and Below Backwards Compatibility

Instructions:

For Windows 7+
Change execPath and execPathSlashed inside VbsMaker.bat to the path where your music is.
Run ExternalCall.bat (Both VbsMaker.bat and ExternalCall.bat should be in the same directory)
Inside working directory, the song name is written in nowPlaying.txt

For Windows Vista/XP and below:
In VbsMaker.bat, In Ln:16 and Col:21, in Const LENGTH = 27, make it 21.

Change execPath and execPathSlashed inside VbsMaker.bat to the path where your music is.
Run ExternalCall.bat (Both VbsMaker.bat and ExternalCall.bat should be in the same directory)
Inside working directory, the song name is written in nowPlaying.txt

Note: For Independant Path Usage, In ExternalCall.bat, change execPath as well, else it will be %cd%(working directory)

Happy Streaming!

v.90 BETA

BETA VERSION

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Not User Friendly! (Might need some extent of batch knowledge to troubleshoot issues. If you still want to use and something breaks, raise an issue )

Place Both ExternalCall.bat and VbsMaker.bat In the folder where you have all your music, and run ExternalCall.bat

Remember to REPLACE C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Downloads/Music with your own path where your music is located, for eg. C:/Music, etc.

Please remember to fork and report issues.

Only *.mp3 supported, wav/mp4 support being added.

Files Longer than 59 minutes not supported, support being added.

Windows XP/Vista and Below Not Supported.

Use nowPlaying.txt in the music directory as a text source in the live streaming software.

Happy Streaming!