Relationships Jukebox

Relationships Jukebox is a lightweight World of Warcraft music addon that lets you play your own local audio files in-game through a full playlist window, a compact mini player, and simple slash commands.

The addon scans a local Media folder, builds a playlist automatically, and lets you search, play, shuffle, skip, stop, and manage tracks without leaving the game.

Features

• Supports MP3, WAV, and OGG files
• Full in-game playlist browser with paged track list
• Search box for quickly filtering tracks
• Play, Play All, Shuffle, Skip, Previous, and Stop controls
• Compact Mini Player for use during gameplay
• Minimap button
  • Left-click: Toggle Mini Player
  • Right-click: Toggle Full GUI
• Automatically imports tracks from AutoPlaylist.lua
• Stores track names and durations for smoother autoplay and shuffle playback
• Attempts to improve WoW 1.12 MP3 compatibility by sanitizing problematic MP3 files during playlist generation
• Works even without metadata by falling back to estimated durations

Installation

1. Extract the addon into your WoW Interface\AddOns folder.

2. Make sure the folder name is exactly:

   RelationshipsJukeBox
   

3. Place your music files inside:

   Interface\AddOns\RelationshipsJukeBox\Media
   

4. Run:

   GeneratePlaylist.bat
   

5. Start or reload the game:

   /reload
   

Supported Formats

The addon scans the Media folder recursively for:

• .mp3
• .wav
• .ogg

How Playlist Generation Works

The addon does not scan the Media folder directly in-game. Instead, it uses a generated file named:

AutoPlaylist.lua

GeneratePlaylist.bat launches the PowerShell generator, which:

• scans the Media folder for supported audio files
• creates or updates AutoPlaylist.lua
• captures track names
• tries to determine durations
• checks MP3 files for WoW 1.12 compatibility issues
• optionally uses ffmpeg / ffprobe for better metadata and MP3 sanitization

After generating the playlist, use /reload so the addon can import the updated track list.

ffmpeg / 7-Zip / WinRAR Notes

The playlist generator is designed to be friendly on Windows:

• If ffmpeg and ffprobe are already installed, it will use them

• If not, the script can attempt to auto-download ffmpeg into a local ffmpeg folder inside the addon

• If .7z extraction is needed, it can use 7-Zip or WinRAR

• You can run the batch file with:

  GeneratePlaylist.bat -UseWinRAR
  

  to prefer WinRAR for archive extraction

If ffmpeg is unavailable, the generator can still build a playlist using estimated durations, but some MP3 files may not play correctly in WoW 1.12.

In-Game Controls

Main Window

The main window includes:

• search field
• Search / Clear buttons
• per-track Play and Remove buttons
• playback controls for playlist mode
• page navigation
• status messages

Mini Player

The mini player provides quick access to:

• Previous
• Stop
• Next
• Open full GUI
• current track display

Minimap Button

• Left-click: Toggle Mini Player
• Right-click: Toggle Full GUI

Slash Commands

/rjukebox play
/rjukebox shuffle
/rjukebox stop
/rjukebox skip
/rjukebox prev
/rjukebox pause
/rjukebox mini

Short alias:

/rj

Typical Usage

1. Put music into the Media folder
2. Run GeneratePlaylist.bat
3. Log in or type /reload
4. Open the addon window
5. Search for a song or press Play All / Shuffle
6. Use the mini player while you play

Track Names

The addon automatically cleans display names for the UI by removing things like:

• leading track numbers
• file extensions
• extra underscores or separators

This helps filenames display more like song titles in the playlist.

Remove Button Behavior

The Remove button removes a track from the addon's saved playlist database.

Important: if the audio file still exists in the Media folder and is still included in AutoPlaylist.lua, it can be imported again the next time you regenerate the playlist or reload the addon.

Troubleshooting

No tracks appear in-game

• Confirm your files are inside RelationshipsJukeBox\Media
• Run GeneratePlaylist.bat
• Make sure AutoPlaylist.lua was created
• Use /reload

Some MP3s do not play

WoW 1.12 can be picky about MP3 encoding. Re-run the generator and let it sanitize files if ffmpeg is available.

Durations seem wrong

If metadata cannot be read, the generator falls back to estimated/default durations. Installing ffmpeg improves duration detection.

The generator cannot extract ffmpeg

Install one of the following:

• 7-Zip

• WinRAR

• or manually place ffmpeg.exe and ffprobe.exe in:

  RelationshipsJukeBox\ffmpeg
  

Credits

Author: Relationship

If you package releases, consider including this README alongside the addon so users know to place tracks in Media, run the generator, and reload the UI.