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Problem playing *.APE on 1.1.11

Hello,

I've upgraded today from 1.1.6 to 1.1.11 and, as is recommended, re-downloaded components (WASAPI and Monkey's audio).
Apparently, even though i have the component and have monkey's audio installed on my machine (don't know if it relevant, ver. 4.10) foobar can't seem to play it or even properly display the songs.

I have not had this problem with the previous version so i thought i should ask around for a solution before rolling back.

Thanks in advance,
Greg.

Problem playing *.APE on 1.1.11

Reply #1 –
Quote from: Wolfskie on
I've upgraded today from 1.1.6 to 1.1.11 and, as is recommended, re-downloaded components (WASAPI and Monkey's audio).
Apparently, even though i have the component and have monkey's audio installed on my machine (don't know if it relevant, ver. 4.10) foobar can't seem to play it or even properly display the songs.

foo_input_monkey

Problem playing *.APE on 1.1.11

Reply #2 –
Yes.
As is apparent from my first response I already downloaded this very component and put it in the Foobar "components" folder.
After that didn't work i manually removed it from there and tried installing it through the program itself.

Problem playing *.APE on 1.1.11

Reply #3 –
Somehow solved.
 

Problem playing *.APE on 1.1.11

Reply #4 –
FYI, most likely no mystery. It has been many versions ago that simply putting something in the Foobar2000 components folder was appropriate method of installation. Installing through the program created the proper structure: ....\user-components\component name\component.dll+/or other needed files