Are you tired of using Windows Explorer to search for and play music? Would you like to be able to search for and play music within 4 seconds? The MusicPlayer module for Project Butler is here to the rescue.
Download the latest build from GitHub and unzip the file into the Project Butler Modules folder. Yup, it's that easy.
Create a folder called 'Songs' under the Music Player module folder or just run any command supported by MusicPlayer once and MusicPlayer will automatically create the folder for you.
You can either directly add songs to the folder or just add shortcuts to the songs and MusicPlayer will resolve those shortcuts at runtime.
Valid Extensions: MP3 M4A OGG WAV FLV FLAC INK (shortcut)
The trigger/prefix is music
Don't know what to listen to? Play something at random.
Raw Regex | (anything|something|whatever|random|any)
anythingsomethingwhateverrandomany
Know what to listen to? Play what you want.
Raw Regex | (play|song| play song) (.+)
play *song name*song *song name*play song *song name*
View all recognized songs and play one from them.
Raw Regex | list( all)
listlist all
Quickly set the volume of the current playback device to preset values.
Raw Regex | vol(ume)? (?<action>up|down|mute|zero|full|min|max)
vol maxvolume minvol upvolume mute
Set the exact value of the volume of the current playback device (0-100).
Raw Regex | set vol(ume)? (?<volume>\d{1,3})
set volume 28set vol 94
Upon receiving a play command, music player automatically plays the song if only one file is returned from the search otherwise it will open a UI that is overlayed on top of the current window which allows you to choose.
Example:- If I search for Decks Da, it will automatically play it. If I search for How, it will return a list of songs.
Listing songs or searching for songs through a remote device (such as a TCP client on a mobile phone) will return a message from the server containing all resulting songs.