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Topic: A few basic questions on foobar (Read 2885 times) previous topic - next topic
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A few basic questions on foobar

1. under Playback, there is an option called Module Decoder, which interpolation is the best and how is the sample rate here different from the resampler plug in?

2. Is there a way to change to a particular time in a song? I don't see any slidebar or such.

3. How do I get kernel streaming to work?

A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #1 –
1) sorry, can't help you there..

2) the arrow keys on your keyboard are used for seeking:
Ctrl + <left> ~ skip back by 1 minute
<left> ~ skip back by 10 seconds
<right> ~ forward by 10 seconds
Ctrl + <right> ~ forward by 1 minute

3) the answer is probably all over the place here, just take a look at the other threads.. (I'm just guessing here, I'm not interested into KS myself)

hope that helps..
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A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #2 –
The problem with kernel streaming is that after I selected it when I click play, it doesn't play.

A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #3 –
try 16 bits if you're in 24bits

A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #4 –
OH thanks, that solves the problem.

So kernel streaming is the best output option, does winamp support such? Because I got higher CUP utilization % on foobar than winamp.

A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #5 –
if you're using resampler, select fast mode

A few basic questions on foobar

Reply #6 –
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if you're using resampler, select fast mode

does it suffer quality loss? Like the fast mode in winamp output plug in.