why make it

alias playmp3 {
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 4 $nopath($read(%mp3.playlist,$1))
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 9 $sound($read(%mp3.playlist,$1)).bitrate $+ kbps
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 44 $right($duration($calc($sound($read(%mp3.playlist,$1)).length / 1000),3),-3)
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 14 Pause
  /set %mp3.number $1
  if ($did(MP3PLAYER,33).enabled == $false) {
    /did -e MP3PLAYER 6,14,15,37,40,41
    ./timerposition 0 1 /mp3position MP3PLAYER 6
    /set %mp3.number $1
    /set %mp3.play $read(%mp3.playlist,$1)
    /splay -p %mp3.play
    /set %mp3.status play
  }
}

when u can make it

alias playmp3 {
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 4 $nopath($read(%mp3.playlist,$1))
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 9 $sound($read(%mp3.playlist,$1)).bitrate $+ kbps
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 44 $right($duration($calc($sound($read(%mp3.playlist,$1)).length / 1000),3),-3)
  /did -ar MP3PLAYER 14 Pause
  /set %mp3.number $1
  if ($did(MP3PLAYER,33).enabled == $false) {
    /did -e MP3PLAYER 6,14,15,37,40,41
    ./timerposition 0 1 /mp3position MP3PLAYER 6
    /set %mp3.number $1
    /set %mp3.play $read(%mp3.playlist,$1)
    /splay -p %mp3.play
    /set %mp3.status play
    /describe $active $chr(91) $+ 7,14MP3 Player $+ $chr(93) 11 $+ $did(4) $+  $chr(91) $+ Bitrate: $&
      4,14 $+ $did(9) $+  $+ $chr(93) $+ !
  }
}

so youdont need the show what me listening to but have a switch or somehting in case you dont want to