You can use the script menu to access the GUI, or the /FakeMedia command. Command syntax:

Set your own media message, without actually listening to any music at all.

/FakeMedia [TrackTitle] [TrackArtist] [Album] [Format] [MediaType][ContentID]
 

MediaTypes: Music, Games, Office or None 

Format:

0 = Title
1 = Artist

2 = Album

3 = ContentID


You must enclose these numbers by "{/}". A valid format would be:

{3}: {0} - 1 ({2})

This would give: ContentID: Title - Artist (Album).

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Version 1.00:

  • Initial release

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Updated version 1.20:

  • Added the [MediaMessage] parameter

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Updated version 1.30:

  • Removed [MediaMessage] parameter, added [TrackTitle] [TrackArtist] [Album] [Format] [MediaType] parameters
  • More advanced interface that allows for more attributes of the actual media message
  • Added "About" box

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Updated version 1.40:

  • Now auto-detects changes in your media (can be disabled)

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Updated version 1.60:

 

  • I realise that this project has become more than a simple "PSM script", so I am going to implement:

- Per-user settings

- An advanced script info file, as seen in Video Converter Plus! beta

- An auto-update system for those who use an older version of Messenger Plus! Live

- A notification system as seen in Date Calculator

  • Languages for those who don't want to have an English script that does their media message ;)
  • A language updater, to prevent outdated languages, or to download new ones (in case yours is the available). Also, if you like Mattias Buelens' Plus! XML Translator, there is a translation profile online.
  • A preview of your media message, supporting Plus! tags, the media icon and colour codes.
  •  ContentID is now supported. The new command syntax is:
    /FakeMedia [TrackTitle] [TrackArtist] [Album] [Format] [MediaType][ContentID]

  • An API has been added: any program or script can order Fake media to alter the media message at any time. An HTML file is redistributed along with the script, describing how it works with a working example. Video Converter Plus! will benefit from this in the form of a plug-in module: when it is released, a plug-in will be uploaded along with it.

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Updated version 1.61:

  •  Updated the API. It now allows to set all parameters of the media message, instead of just a message in the Format parameter.
  • A bug has been fixed: the /FakeMedia command basically opens the Media window, even if all parameters are specified. The window is simply made invisible so it looks as if it is never shown at all. However, because of limitations in the scripting system, I had to use a timer to set the last few things. The Media window was previously closed again, before the timer had elapsed. This is fixed now.

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Updated version 1.65:

  • Another API update.
  • The bug mentioned in the 1.61 changelog is now really fixed.
  • Contact tracking allows you to follow a contact's media message. When your contact changes their media message, yours will be changed accordingly.
  • You can now import and export media messages to an XML file. The location of this file is C:\Program Files\Messenger Plus! Live\Scripts\Fake media\Messages\<user_id>.
  • Exported media messages can be applied upon sign-in.

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