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save the log to disk?

Hi all,

i'd like to save *all* the console output from a foobar2000 session automaticly to a file on my harddrive.

Is this achievable with a pluging or something else?

I use the Console panel 0.4 plugin for showing the log-lines on screen, but it does not allow to save to a file *and* it only keeps some lines, not all lines from a session.
foo_uie_console.dll (2010-12-27 13:25:52 UTC)

Any ideas on this?
thanks a lot.

save the log to disk?

Reply #1 –
use the console found on the view menu. this supports writing to disk. i just noticed the setting doesn't persist between restarts so you'll have to remember to check it each time.

save the log to disk?

Reply #2 –
Hey Thanks!
its better than nothing, though the saved file cannot be opened while foobar200 is running.

EDIT:
actually, the written file is cutted in the same way, the console output is. which makes the option to save the text to a file pretty useless imho.

the best (but very inconveniend) way is to copy text segments from the console.

a pitty.

How to save the f2k log ?

Reply #3 –
Hello,
I'd like to bump this,
anyone has a way to save a continious log to disk? not just the truncated console-output.
Cheers!

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i'd like to save *all* the console output from a foobar2000 session automaticly to a file on my harddrive.

Is this achievable with a pluging or something else?

Re: save the log to disk?

Reply #4 –
Try foo_devconsole. But I am not sure if it really do what you want - I just recall a special console output related component.