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I have seen Tuniac lose it the current track slightly from time to time, but my computer wont do the minimize to tray and back issue.
I'll keep an eye on it if I can reproduce it on my machine.

Whats OS and video card?

Replace your TuniacApp.exe with this one, it likely will fix your systray menu.
http://wasteofcash.com/Tuniac/TuniacApp.exe

The tray already has quit, play, playlists etc etc. They atleast work under Windows 7.
I gave up supporting XP a month or so ago so it's possible that does not work under Windows XP. That was because of the file association for Vista/7 meant it was just easier to drop XP support.

Im always keen on ideas but im also super lazy! Not doing doing anything is much easier than actually doing something. But hey you kind of won the last battle in this thread! :p My main concerns regarding not doing something versus actually having to do something this time is that the titles line up...

Thanks I love to hear from people that enjoy Tuniac :) I dont plan to do anything all that major, maybe we can nag Tony Million to write something neat like that :) Things to note: -WASAPI would only work on Vista and 7. -Tuniac uses XAudio 2 to output to the soundcard, which under Vista and 7 is us...

-Direct X June 2010 (XAudio 2.7)
-Force XP SP3 in installer
-std_infomanager supports wav track length and ape files. Remove those infomanagers
-BASS dll update
-Bugfixes

http://sourceforge.net/projects/tuniac/ ... ac/100711/

Doesnt on any of my machines. That is 3 laptops and a desktop. Running WIndows XP, Windows 7 64bit and Windows Vista 32bit.
Dont know what to do about that.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms235626%28VS.80%29.aspx Dot point 2 should be the only thing needed. More of less for vc++ directories add the lib, include and bin dirs for the Windows Platform SDK I dont recall Tuniac being able to read xml in any existing code. Tuniac uses the registry to...

winres.h will be the platform sdk that express doesnt include. you probably need include dirs added for it also.
Anyways configurable hotkeys is on my "when I am not lazy just do it" list.
I really do want to do it, I just havent got around to it in my spare time yet.

VS 2008 is 9.0: VC ++ Directories is a common place(not per project) under Tools menu->Options->Project and Solutions->VC++ Directories This all applies to VS 2010 aka Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0. You need the glew lib http://glew.sourceforge.net/ Put glew.h, glxew.h and wglew.h in C:\Program Files...