1. Do you mean...? The quiet things that.... -> The quiet things \newline that sound....Thank you so much for all your advice!
Nope. Well you use this: https://theqwertiest.github.io/foo_spider_monkey_panel/assets/generated_files/docs/html/GdiGraphics.html#EstimateLineWrap
For a desired width, then you draw each string manually.
2. No fix. SMP is in need of updating since months XD (for multiple bugs, dark theme support, x64 support...). Not saying is not stable, just that there have been no updates in half a year, V2 has been released meanwhile, dark theme support and a few bugs found since then. There are also some long term bugs not resolved.
3. The buttons don't follow CUI settings, but system settings. But not necessarily in the way you expect. Buttons fill color is not the same than the theme color. In my scripts you can find and alternative buttons framework which allows to paint buttons without background matching the CUI colors on the toolbar (or the background of the panel). Or you can simply set the background color. You may be interested on that. I did it since WINE systems don't work properly with the theme-manager thing from the samples, but it applies now too to dark themes...
4. No. You can add a character which looks like an icon (a heart for ex). Look for ASCII codes. That's all. But you are limited to the font used by the menu.
SMP is not currently able to open new panels. You can open an HTML popup which probably does what you want.
https://theqwertiest.github.io/foo_spider_monkey_panel/assets/generated_files/docs/html/utils.html#.ShowHtmlDialog
And that requires standard CSS and JS coding.
You may also be able to open a new panel with this:
https://github.com/ttsping/foo_flowin
Calling within SMP the main menus which open the flowin panel, and you could put there another script which interacts with the first one. It's on my todo list to try for some fancy scripts, but not currently on the mood.
throws error when I put it elsewhere. Kind of lost at the moment...He told me about high-end machines for doing this: "DCS, MSB, Meitner, Lynx". But obviously nothing related to mp3.
Some "hi-end" DACs may not use proper interpolation and can result in audible difference with different sample rates.Here is an example:
As far as I understand Foobar2000 allows you to automatically activate a specific DSP component if you switch to a specific output device (File-Preferences-Playback-Output-Devices)Foobar2000 allows you to automatically activate a specific DSP chain since version 2.0 only. In older versions this can be done with component foo_dynamicdsp - https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,108904.0.html , https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,96094.msg956094.html#msg956094
....Did you tried the low mem mode? Does it change anything?
Why this excellent and usefull plugin is not published on the Foobar2000 official components repository page?There could be several explanations - the most common I guess, is if the author hasn't submitted it for inclusion in the list. @RevenantX ?
no. A resampler doesn't have the ability to reconstruct information lost during a lossy encoding process. It only changes the sampling rate of a PCM signal while adding acceptable amount of distortion.Just, be a bit careful about what could happen in certain circumstances:
Output Question: I use a DAC for my headphone use. Is it possible to set up the EQ to run on one output device and not on another? I use my speakers on an in ternal soundcard, and my HPs with a Chord DAC.As far as I understand Foobar2000 allows you to automatically activate a specific DSP component if you switch to a specific output device (File-Preferences-Playback-Output-Devices).