Windows media pluging

Alexwah 5.00 star(s) Jan 28, 2023 Version: 1.5.0.0 one of the best ive seen so far is there a way to minimize it to the tray so it can run in the backround (the config window) lastybony 5.00 star(s) May 28, 2022 Version: 1.4.1.0 This is awesome! but when closed, it requres to login again (or at least clickin connect, again). maybe you can add "remember me" or "auto login" kind of thing isaangjim 5.00 star(s) Feb 25, 2022 Version: 1.4.1.0 Excellent! Good job! Found an issue when minimizing that turned everything within the widget to a solid color making the text not readable, but solved when alterning dark mode on and off. storre 5.00 star(s) Jul 8, 2021 Version: 1.4.1.0 I was looking something simple to connect OBS 27 with Spotify and I found it here! I recommend this pluging because it works with the PC version of Spotify. Simply run it, login in Spotify, Capture Windows in OBS and thats all! tvbplays 5.00 star(s) Jun 9, 2021 Version: 1.4.1.0 Perfect. Solved the issues I was having with window capture. WGS_Icarus 5.00 star(s) Mar 20, 2021 Version: 1.4.1.0 This is one of the only (and my favorite) working Spotify widgets that I've found. Set up is extremely simple, you just extract it from the .zip, open the application, connect your Spotify account, and then use "Window Capture" in OBS to add it to your stream overlay. The only issue I've found is that with longer song titles the text occasionally clips a bit, but this isn't a big problem and I'm sure it will be fixed eventually anyway. I absolutely recommend this. Wiggo 5.00 star(s) Aug 26, 2020 Version: 1.4.1.0 Hi. Many thanks for this. With this directly connecting to Spotify, would it be possible to discover, with a simple ! command, which song is next on the playlist? Cthulhu 5.00 star(s) Jul 8, 2020 Version: 1.4.0.3 Easily the best widget I've used. I will say, depending on the length of the title name, the window kind of gets split and looks weird. Other than that, it's just an

In the first column)Drivers that are still used will not be removed. To removed non-present devices from your computer you can use DeviceCleanup first.An automated command file could look like this:DeviceCleanupCmd.exe * -s -nFor /f %P in ('dism /online /get-drivers /format:table^|Findstr oem') do pnputil.exe /d %P /u /fNote: Use only lines in output with oemNote: /u /f forces ALL installed oem drivers to be removed. Else use it without /u /fTo list all disconnected devices you can use the pnputil.exe too. For example:pnputil.exe /enum-devices /disconnectedpnputil.exe /enum-devices /disconnected /class Displaypnputil.exe /enum-devices /disconnected /class VolumeSnapshotpnputil.exe /enum-devices /disconnected /class System...Example: For /f "tokens=2* delims=:" %%P in ('pnputil.exe /enum-devices /disconnected^|Findstr oem') do pnputil.exe /d %%PStill trying to find a way to uninstall these ghost/disconnected devices from the command line.Like: wmic.exe path Win32_PnPSignedDriver where DeviceID='STORAGE\\VOLUMESNAPSHOT\\HARDDISKVOLUMESNAPSHOT1' DELETE /nointeractiveEDIT 31 jan 2020: found the magic bullet for old drivers Cleanup: Rundll32.exe c:\windows\system32\pnpclean.dll,RunDLL_PnpClean /DEVICES /DRIVERS /FILES [/MAXCLEAN]For pnpclean output see c:\windows\inf\setupapi.dev.log (Windows 2012R2 doesn't have the "/FILES" option)PNPCLEAN [/DEVICES] [/DRIVERS] [/FILES] [/MAXCLEAN] [/NOREMOVE] /? /help /h /DEVICES Removes devices missing for the default time period /DRIVERS Removes redundant drivers from the system /FILES Removes files/directories that are no longer needed that are related to devices and drivers. /MAXCLEAN Performs maximum cleanup For /DEVICES this will set the time period to 0 so that every missing device will be processed for removal. (Note: Default missing device timeout period is 30 days!!!) For /DRIVERS this will allow every driver that is not installed on some device to be processed for removal. For /FILES this currently has no effect on what is removed. /NOREMOVE Evaluate items only, do not remove Show All Windows tasks in one folder ( GOD mode )Create a new folder anywhere with the name: .{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}Windows 10 text scaling (Win8DpiScaling)If you have high resolution display you probably have set the Display scaling to 125%. But it doesn't look very good in older programs!!! Fuzzy.HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\DesktopWin8DpiScaling dword 0x1LogPixels dword 0x78 (is 120 dpi i.e. 125%)DPI Scale Factor (%)96 (0x60) 100%120 (0x78) 125%144 (0x90) 150%192 (0xC8) 200%Or goto Display Settings and Advanced Scale Settings.Need to Log Off and On again for effect.Internet Explorer 9+ SpeedupTo get more speed while browsing you you first of all need to install a adblocker as on my site described here. Furthermore IE has some nice hidden features that can speed up browsing dramatically. One of them is DNS prefetching like Chrome. I think this is still experimental but I have no problems with it:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAINDNSPreresolution dword 0x8Use_Async_DNS string yesWhat also helps is to enable the DNS cache:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet SettingsDnsCacheEnabled dword 0x1DnsCacheEntries dword 0x200 (512 domains)DnsCacheTimeout dword 0x15180 (one day)And disable prebinding of IE addons:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MainEnablePreBinding dword 0x0Force GPU to handle all IE 9 rendering:[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_GPU_RENDERING]"*"=dword:00000001[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\MAIN\FeatureControl\FEATURE_GPU_CACHE]"*"=dword:00000001And these policies may be handy:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ExtDisableAddonLoadTimePerformanceNotifications dword 1NoFirsttimeprompt dword 1Disable Flash loading by default:It will ask for allowance. Remove this key:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Ext\Stats\{D27CDB6E-AE6D-11CF-96B8-444553540000}\iexplore\AllowedDomains\*But then you need to set the NoFirsttimeprompt dword to 0. Else it won't ask you for allowance and load anyway.If you want to remove this pluging from the "Run

Receiver boxes is ever going to fly. A decent wireless mic costs over $500. This isn't like golf. It's not a competition where people keep score. No one is going to invest that kind of money into something they only do for fun when they're drinking. A small fraction may, but most won't. One of the biggest draws of karaoke, other than the facts that it's in public and there is alcohol available, is the fact that the singer gets to sing on a sound system that is far better than something they could afford at home. ...and that includes the mic. The moment you start to ask singers to bring their own mics is the moment they walk down the street and visit the KJ who makes their life easier, because that's the reason they are going to the bar in the first place after a hard week at work.Your entire job is to cater to the singers. The moment you forget that is the moment you start to lose your appeal to them. Alan, if you do implement this rule, just for (@$%&#!) and giggles, please do us a favor and take video of the crowd's reaction the moment you announce it. I think you'll have your answer real quick in the looks on their faces.First of all, I don't know where you got the idea about customers buying wireless mics. I have never said that. I am talking about a singer buying their own WIRED mic such as the highly recommended Behringer XM8500. A great mic that rivals the Shure SM58 yet it's priced at only a fraction of the cost at only $25.As far as pluging in... I will already have an XLR mic cable connected to mixer all ready to go. So all a customer

After a hard week at work.Your entire job is to cater to the singers. The moment you forget that is the moment you start to lose your appeal to them. Alan, if you do implement this rule, just for (@$%&#!) and giggles, please do us a favor and take video of the crowd's reaction the moment you announce it. I think you'll have your answer real quick in the looks on their faces.First of all, I don't know where you got the idea about customers buying wireless mics. I have never said that. I am talking about a singer buying their own WIRED mic such as the highly recommended Behringer XM8500. A great mic that rivals the Shure SM58 yet it's priced at only a fraction of the cost at only $25.As far as pluging in... I will already have an XLR mic cable connected to mixer all ready to go. So all a customer has to do is come up with their mic and plug the other end of the cable into their mic.And as for saying it's never going to catch on... I already have 6 singers who will be using their own mic... the recommended Behringer one. Most singers like the idea and are willing to do whatever they can to be safe. And $25 is a small price to pay in an effort to make that happen.Also, I am not forcing this. I am highly recommending it but the choice is up to the singer. I will still be using wireless mics that I will clean and sanitize, and change mic covers after each performance. But even with all that, I still feel having your own mic is the way to go.I actually agree with Alan on this one. Either bring your own mic or windscreens