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Last post by kanishknishar -
This might be a daft question but how do I actually see the data of all the scrobbles? I tried installing JScript 3 and pasted this code:
var raw = fb.TitleFormat('[%played_times_js%]').Eval(); var playedTimes = []; try { playedTimes = JSON.parse(raw);// this is required because the value is a string } catch (e) { fb.trace('<<< ERROR parsing JSON >>>'); // you probably don't need this try/catch, but it was helpful in my debugging } for (i=0; i < playedTimes.length; i++) { var p = new Date(playedTimes[i]); // do something with this value }
But the screen is white so I don't know what to do.
Is there a way to get the data outputted as an XSLX or a CSV table?
Last post by kanishknishar -
I am not sure what I am doing wrong but the scrobble statistics is not updating. I tried resetting too but that didn't work either.
I am using foobar2000 v2.1.6 x64/Enhanced Playback Statistics v5.
best part about it is it's the same for any format
ffmpeg with -codec copy (or -c:a copy) can make a mess sometimes. It is not so likely that people will use it on lossless formats, but if you try it on flac - it seems it will copy STREAMINFO and with wrong length and MD5.
Furthermore, ffmpeg has known issues with end of some MP3s - including end-tags it reads as audio. I don't know whether it does codec copy right when it encounters such streams.
(Also, it only grabs the first audio stream, so if you have multiple ...)
I've had good luck with ffmpeg joining or splitting mp3s. YMMV depending on how well the mp3 was encoded and that it's not corrupted in some way.
With ffmpeg, you can use the -map option. Say you have a file with 2 audio streams only, you would do something like ffmpeg -i in.file -map 0:0 -c:a copy -map 0:1 -c:a copy out.file for whatever format that supports multiple streams.
Edit: I think simply using -c copy will copy ALL streams in the file regardless of type.
Unzip the skins.7z file. Place the skin folder as follows: "foobar2000-v2"
This is the configuration folder "foobar2000-v2" folder. Place the Skin folder you downloaded there. The Skin folder is included. Then, start foobar2000 and load the Script file ({deployed} AIMP Analog VU Meter.txt). Everything is included.
Just place the "Skin" folder you downloaded and unzipped. It's easy.
This is a JScript Panel script. Once you have set the folder, all you have to do is load the script. Please take your time and read carefully. Reading carefully is the best way to understand.
Last post by Us3rNqmed -
hello. I have downloaded foobar with the vgmstream plugin so I can view FSB5 files. There's a slight problem tho. How can I modify it. Attempting to delete certain parts of the files cause deletion. Is there a way to replace a audio part from the file; and then save it after the modification?
Last post by sympathyisaknife -
Thought I'd chime in since I've encountered this. For Google Drive, a WebDAV bridge would work, that you can set up yourself... But I've also found that a Koofr account works well (koofr.eu). This storage provider allows to connect a OneDrive, Google Drive, or Dropbox account, and access them using Koofr's WebDAV interface: https://app.koofr.net/help/webdav You don't have to pay for Koofr to use it as a bridge, I think right now there's no limit on the amount of data used, and I haven't noticed any major slowdowns either (I'm in Asia)
There are also other providers that offer a WebDAV interface, like Hetzner and FileLu.
I agree that a free project run by a single person shouldn't have to stick to Google's whimsical audit procedures...
I'm having this warning when I try, out of curiosity, to test integrity for a Dsf album. It is "Tea For The Tillerman" Cat Stevens SACD. I'll only post one but that happens for the whole album: "D:\Temp\1970 Tea For The Tillerman (Dsf64)\01. Where Do The Children Play.dsf" MD5: 01CACF29E27C8619EC41C14C1CD2D2F1 CRC32: C9968021 Warning: Reported length is inaccurate : 3:53.047347 vs 3:53.053333 decoded
Is this an issue? The album plays just fine. Thank you in advance
2. Create a folder for the skins anywhere on your PC, like "C:\beat_audio_vu_meter". Extract the *.txt script from the rar, go to line 92 and change the path of the skins folder to where you made it, e.g.
The latest "{deployed} AIMP Analog VU Meter....." rar file you downloaded above contains no skins but the earlier ones do, check the earlier posts from ilovefb2k, and drop in your skins folder the ones from those.
3. Go into Layout Editing mode in fb2k, create a JSP3 panel, and add the meter script via the standard Configure/Tools/Import method.
4. The first time it opens it will complain about not being able to find the default skin, but that happens only once.
5. Use the context menu to select the skins, make settings adjustments, etc,
The {deployed} "AIMP Analog VU Meter_1.0.12_6Nov24" script has added user-adjustable alignment padding, and via the JSP3 "Properties" panel the ability to set RMS/Peak Decay Speed and RMS Gain.
Last post by Air KEN -
This is the configuration folder "foobar2000-v2" folder. Place the Skin folder you downloaded there. The Skin folder is included. Then, start foobar2000 and load the Script file ({deployed} AIMP Analog VU Meter.txt).