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Last post by OddOttAllen -
Hi there, I've been using foobar for a couple of months now, but only recently started using it to play my CDs. I was just wondering if there was a way to automatically pull tracks from a hard drive and have it load along with the rest of the tracks on the CD?
Like, for example, let's say that a CD comes out but the streaming/digital purchases have a bonus track or two. I have the FLAC and want to have it come up alongside the other tracks so I can play the "complete" version of that album. Is there a way to do that without having to drag it in every time? Thanks in advance.
Last post by saratoga -
Lots of smart people have already made very good codecs. If you don't care to learn yourself, you don't need to use a dumb AI to make a terrible one. Instead, download a good one and don't think about it further.
Last post by Guildencrantz -
Today’s preview shows me Playlists sidebar every time when I launch the app (even if I hid it before the relaunch). Previously foobar2000 remembered its hidden/unhidden state.
Last post by danadam -
For me lame seems to show a different behavior for 48000 and 44100 than for other sampling frequencies. I generated a stereo sweep from 0.9 bandwidth to max at sampling frequencies: 48000, 44100, 32000, 22050, 16000 and 11025. Then I encoded them with "lame -b 32 --lowpass -1". Only 48000 and 44100 preserved the signal at the top:
function on_paint(gr) {gr.FillRectangle(0, 0, window.Width, window.Height, ButtonColors[Button.State]);}
function on_mouse_leave() {Button.State = 0; window.Repaint();} function on_mouse_move(x, y) {Button.State = 1; window.Repaint();} function on_mouse_lbtn_down(x, y) {Button.State = 2; window.Repaint();} function on_mouse_lbtn_dblclk(x, y, mask) {on_mouse_lbtn_down(x, y)} function on_mouse_lbtn_down(x, y) {Button.State = 2; window.Repaint();} function on_mouse_lbtn_up(x, y) {Button.State = 1; window.Repaint();}
function on_focus(IsFocused) {if (!IsFocused) {Button.State = 0;}; window.Repaint();};
in my mind, function on_mouse_lbtn_dblclk(x, y, mask) {on_mouse_lbtn_down(x, y)} should make double clicks behave like normal clicks... To test, single click and drag your mouse outside the foobar window, then try doing the same but double clicking ~ Is ES5 at fault? Is foobar at fault? I'd really appreciate if someone can explain what is happening!
