Aqua-Soft ForumsI'd like to request a vb script allowing me to open winamp's media library. There is a script like that created by Tadis but that one opens winamp's playlist, I want exactly the same thing but for media library. Thanks a lot 
[request] Vb Script For Media Library
you might want to also try the script request forum at samurize.com
Maybe you just need to edit the vb script to open instead of playlist the media library?
Where is that script available?
dude just pm tadis and ask him how to mod his script
I'd tell you if I knew how, my winamp scripts use an exe file to do what they do, unfortunately, the exe isn't able to open the media library as I think it was originally designed for winamp2 and before the release of winamp5.
Let me know if you figure this one out though!
here is the vb script that brings up the playlist, hope that you guys can make it work for the library 
:)
The Winamp.exe (the one included with the Milk Suite) does not support toggling the playlist.. here are the commands it does take:
stop
pause
next
prev
vol_up
vol_down
stop_with_fade
toggle_playlist
toggle_eq
toggle_shuffle
toggle_repeat
forward_5_seconds
rewind_5_seconds
open_file
show_winamp
I'm not sure who made this .exe but if you find out you could ask him to add a media library toggling option.
Hmmm this works for me sometimes but not all the time.. use it with meter linkage in Samurize.
[EDIT: removed, see next post!]
Here's a much more reliable one. You have to register a global hotkey in Winamp to Open/Close the Media Library. This script by default assumes you set the global hotkey to CTRL + ALT + Q. If you want to use something else, change line 13 in the script:
WshShell.SendKeys "%^{q}"
eg. for CTRL + ALT + L, use
WshShell.SendKeys "%^{l}"
For CTRL + M use
WshShell.SendKeys "^{m}"
The syntax for sending the key presses can be found here if you want something else (like CTRL + ALT + SHIFT + A + B + C or something 
)
It doesn't really matter what hotkey you use, so long as you define the in Winamp to be the same as the one in the script. If you are never going to use the hotkey except for in this script then set it to a key combo you are not likely to accidentally press.