I want to set an alarm in winamp at a time when it can play a song and wake me up.?
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Hi Nic, \n\nYou can get to have plugins to do the job. You can have alarm, or even change the status of your yahoo messenger by Winamp plugins. \n\nFor the clock, go to http://www.dirfile.com/freeware/winamp-alarm-clock.htm\n\nFor the status changing plugin, go to http://www.winamp.com/plugins/browse.php?search=yes&filter=C&query=yahoo+messenger+status+changer\n\nFor other plugins, go to http://www.winamp.com/plugins/   or   http://www.team-mp3.com/mp3/mp3_plugins.htm\n\nHope this helps. If not, I'd be glad to assist you further. Bye!!\n\nrule wid style n luv@vinny
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UM TRY MP3 ROCKET...THATS WHAT I USE.
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Zone Alarm suite:\nhttp://askcomputerexpert.ws43.com/download/
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Use your computer for an alarm clock. Try one of the free online websites and it will play an MP3 for you in the morning. Or use Task Scheduler on a PC to play a music file. Turn the speakers up really loud and it will scare you and make you jump up and go across the room to turn it off.
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have a look here \n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/
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Start > Settings > Control Panel > Sound\n\nTick the "show icon in taskbar" and you're done.
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close ur pc , hear some soft music , then ur biological time will send the sleeping signals
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Someone mentioned iTunes which is the easiest way but if you don't want to use iTunes, you can also us Winamp with the ml_iPod plugin.  I only mention this because some people seem to hate iTunes, I know, it's hard to believe but I thought I would throw that option out there.\n\nhttp://www.winamp.com/\nhttp://www.mlipod.com/
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r u stupid or something just click on the volume in taskbar and turn it up\nor\nif u dont have that just go to control panel
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Set your alarm clock very early, and don't put it beside your bed. Put it far away from your bed so that you are forced to get up out of bed and turn it off every morning. That is what gets me up.
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uncheck da tick by the song name and u can select a song to play manually then
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Upgrade Winamp... jeez. And avoid Microsoft bloatware.
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through winamp you can.
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Well, it depends on what version of Windows you have.  If you have Windows XP, go to :\nControl Panel>Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices>Sounds and Audio Devices>and then go to the Sounds tab.  There you can edit what sound you want to play for each event in the list.  Hope this helps!
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You can do this with the Windows Task Scheduler. Follow these steps:\n\n1) Create a playlist with your MP3 player, and save the playlist. Make note of the directory you saved the playlist in\n2) Associate your playlist with the MP3 player that you want to have run and play the items in the play list (i.e. if you have multiple MP3 players installed which I'm sure you do: try to double click on the playlist after you've saved it. After you double click the playlist Windows will load the default program you have selected to run playlists. If the right MP3 player comes up and starts playing you are in business. If a different MP3 player comes up you need to fix your file association problem. See the link I provided below on how to do that if you need to\n3) Make sure the "Task Scheduler" service is set to Automatic. (Click Start, Run and type in services.msc and then find Task Scheduler and change it to Automatic)\n4) In the control panel open up the Scheduled Tasks list which will be in different places for WinXP vs. Win2k(it will be empty if you have never used it)\n5) Click on Add Scheduled Task\n6) Click Next. You will then need to click the Browse button. Navigate to the directory where you saved your playlist back in step #1\n7) Select the playlist file and click Open\n8) The name that is used for the Task is the name of the file you selected by default. You can change this name to something more descriptive if you wish\n9) Under "Perform this task:" selct "When I log on". (I know, this isn't what you want, but keep going, we'll fix this in a moment). Click Next\n10)The username will already be filled in. Type in the password two times in the approporate fields. Click Next (if you don't know your password you will need to find ths out!)\n11) On the next screen click the check box (so that it has a check in it) called "Open advanced properties ..." Click Finish to continue\n12) When the advanced properties page comes up click on the "Schedule" tab at the top. \n13) Under "Schedule Task:" select "When idle" Tah Dah!!!\n14) Change the wait time for "When the computer has been idle for:" to a value you want\n15) Click on the "Settings" tab at the top\n16) Uncheck everything (all boxes empty. Click OK to save everything!\nDone! Reboot and test it out.\n\nThere are a few drawbacks to this procedure that you need to know about. \n1) This process will run ANYTIME your computer goes idle, not just when you boot your PC. Make sure your speakers are turned off at midnight!!!\n2) If your MP3 player allows multiple instances (i.e. more than 1 copy of the program running simultaneously) then theoretically you could end up with multiple MP3 players running in memory playing songs, crashing, etc.\n3) Same goes as #2. If you already have your MP3 player running and this task executes, watch out!\n\nI wrote a task similiar to this, using Execute on a specific day as an alarm clock. Kinda cool...\n\nGood luck, happy MP3'ing...\n\nUnc
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Winamp can do for both, mp3 and wma. just right click the song in the playlist and select "View file info" then edit it.\nhttp://www.winamp.com
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you should download winamp instead.. it's better.