I've got a file that triggers a bug in the code
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2) MB
It reports back 2.100 MB.

Windows properties reports back
Size: 2,99 NB (3 142 362 bytes)
Size on disk: 3,00 MB (3 145 728 bytes)
%_filesize% reports 3142362
UpNorth's version reports back 2.10 MB, which is even worse. 2.100 MB should probably be 3.00 MB. For any other file I've checked this code produces very accurate results, BTW.

I'm really not too good at maths. This is not something I can figure out how to fix. A very minor issue anyways, just reporting my findings....
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So, probably your this bug is solved by getting your file size as follow:
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100),1048576),2) MB
OR
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100),1048576) MB since this number should not greater than 100.
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Yes, this seems to produce accurate results. However, the $num(X,2) are necessary  to display the result with 2 decimals, which is what we want... Do you think theres other scenarios which can trigger errors in rounding to 2 decimals?
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// Basik Track Info 1.01
// Written by korsairr
// April 18th 2005

// Basik Track Info works best with:
// Arial bold 8pt
// Vertical padding  3
// Horizontal padding  5
// Line spacing  -1
// Background color  Black

// Adjust the following to suit your tastes

$puts(info_box_width,34)
$puts(default_color,d4d4d4)
$puts(rating_color_1,5357EF)
$puts(rating_color_2,042573)
$puts(rating_symbol,♫)
$puts(is_playing_color,5357EF)
$puts(tag_missing_color,575757)
$puts(heading_color_l,ffb00d)
$puts(heading_color_r,000000)
$puts(is_playing_color,5357EF)



////////////////////////////////
/////// Song Info Code
////////////////////////////////


$transition(----- Song Info $repeat(-,$sub($get(info_box_width),5)),$get(heading_color_l),$get(heading_color_r))

$char(10)$get(default_color)

$if(%_filename_ext%,
$if(%title%,$if(%_isplaying%,
$get(is_playing_color)$iflonger(%title%,$get(info_box_width),$cut(%title%,$sub($get(info_box_width),2))...,%title%),
$iflonger(%title%,$get(info_box_width),$trim($cut(%title%,$sub($get(info_box_width),3)))...,%title%)),
$if(%_isplaying%,
$get(is_playing_color)$iflonger(%_filename_ext%,$get(info_box_width),$cut(%_filename_ext%,$sub($get(info_box_width),3))...,%_filename_ext%),
$iflonger(%_filename_ext%,$get(info_box_width),$trim($cut(%_filename_ext%,$sub($get(info_box_width),2)))...,%_filename_ext%))),
$get(tag_missing_color) no track selected)

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,
$if(%artist%,
$iflonger(%artist%,$get(info_box_width),$cut(%artist%,$sub($get(info_box_width),2))...,%artist%),
$get(tag_missing_color)no artist info)
)

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,
$if(%album%,
$iflonger(%album%,$get(info_box_width),$cut(%album%,$sub($get(info_box_width),2))...,%album%),
$get(tag_missing_color)no album info)
)

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,
$if($or(%publisher%.%label%,%date%),$if($or(%publisher%,%label%),© ,)%date%$if($or(%publisher%,%label%),'. ',)[%publisher% ][%label%],
$get(tag_missing_color)no date or copyright info)
)

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,
$if(%rating%,$get(rating_color_1)
$repeat($get(rating_symbol) ,%rating%)
$get(rating_color_2)$repeat($get(rating_symbol) ,$sub(5,%rating%)) ,$get(tag_missing_color)$repeat($get(rating_symbol) ,5) )
 $get(default_color)$if(%genre%,%genre%,$get(tag_missing_color)no genre)
)

$char(10)$char(10)



////////////////////////////////
/////// Statistics Code
////////////////////////////////


$transition(----- Statistics $repeat(-,$sub($get(info_box_width),5)),$get(heading_color_l),$get(heading_color_r))

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,

$if(%last_played%,$puts(lastplayed,%last_played%),
$if(%play_date%,$puts(lastplayed,%play_date%),))

$if($get(lastplayed),
$puts(month,$left($get(lastplayed),2))
$puts(day,$substr($get(lastplayed),4,5))
$if($strcmp($left($get(day),1),0),$puts(day,$right($get(day),1)))
$puts(year,$right($get(lastplayed),2))
$puts(month_name,$select($get(month),
Jan,Feb,March,April,May,June,July,Aug,Sept,Oct,Nov,Dec))
$if($or($strcmp($get(day),11),$strcmp($get(day),12),$strcmp($get(day),13)),$puts(xx,th),
$if($strcmp($right($get(day),1),1),$puts(xx,st),
$if($strcmp($right($get(day),1),2),$puts(xx,nd),
$if($strcmp($right($get(day),1),3),$puts(xx,rd),
$puts(xx,th))))))
$puts(time_of_year,$get(month_name) $get(day)$get(xx) 20$get(year))

$if(%play_counter%,Played $if($strcmp(%play_counter%,1),
once$if($get(lastplayed),',')$if($get(lastplayed), on $get(time_of_year)),
%play_counter% times$if($get(lastplayed),
$char(10)$get(default_color) Last played on $get(time_of_year))),This song has not played before)

$ifgreater(%play_counter%,1,,$char(10))

,$char(10))

$char(10)$char(10)



////////////////////////////////
/////// Tech Info Code
////////////////////////////////


$transition(----- Tech Info $repeat(-,$sub($get(info_box_width),5)),$get(heading_color_l),$get(heading_color_r))

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if(%_filename_ext%,
%__codec% 
$if(%__bitrate_dynamic%,%__bitrate_dynamic%,%__bitrate%)kbps 
$if($or($stricmp(%__extrainfo%,vbr),$stricmp($codec(),musepack),$stricmp($codec(),vorbis)),VBR,CBR) 
$caps($if($stricmp($codec(),MP3),%__mp3_stereo_mode%,$channels()))

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

$if($or(%__replaygain_track_gain%,%__replaygain_album_gain%),
['['Tg']' %__replaygain_track_gain%][    '['Ag']' %__replaygain_album_gain%],
$get(tag_missing_color)there is no gain)

$char(10)$get(default_color) 

[%_time_elapsed%/][%_length%][  -%_time_remaining%  ]
$if(%_isplaying%,
$muldiv(%_time_elapsed_seconds%,100,%_time_total_seconds%)'%',)   
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).
$left($num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),1000,1048576),3),2)' MB',
)

ic. True, it's necessary to get the result in 2 decimal points else a file size of 6.03MB will be display as 6.3MB.

The correct one should be as follow:
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100),1048576),2) MB

Thanks. 
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Yes, this seems to produce accurate results. However, the $num(X,2) are necessary  to display the result with 2 decimals, which is what we want... Do you think theres other scenarios which can trigger errors in rounding to 2 decimals?
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ic. True, it's necessary to get the result in 2 decimal points else a file size of 6.03MB will be display as 6.3MB.

The correct one should be as follow:
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($div($mul($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100),1048576),2) MB

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$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2) MB

On Highways, Lanterna offered more of the instrumental rock sounds for which they'd become known: shimmering, reverberant, oft-overlapping guitar lines by Henry Frayne that set some of the more pleasing moods to be had in early-21st century ambient music. The band Scenic is an inevitable point of comparison, and in fact Scenic's Bruce Licher did Highways' package design. Lanterna, though, are mellower and less edgy than Scenic, though hardly bland. While Frayne's compositions (on which he's supported by Eric Gebow's drums and Mike Brosco's tape effects) are soothing, they avoid the facile slickness of new age music, with more of a rock rhythm on some songs than any new age recording would allow. And though they (like Scenic) are apt to bring to mind a drive through the Southwest desert without the visuals, the guitar sustain and reverb don't seem as gratuitously geared toward evoking the desert landscape as they do when used by numerous more pop-oriented artists. Don't, incidentally, hit the "eject" button when the music fades away to apparent silence at the end of the eighth track; after four minutes of eerie vague sonic murmurings that are often only subliminally audible, the volume cranks up again to go into a "real" song, "Highways." After four minutes, that too fades away, this time into nothingness, only for some guitar passages to suddenly reappear after a five-minute gap; the 17-minute "Highways" continues to waver between false endings and snippets of music and sound before the CD really stops spinning. — Richie Unterberger\Media Jukebox: Tool Name: Media Center\Media Jukebox: Tool Version: 10.0.122\Media Jukebox: Styles: Instrumental Rock; Alternative Pop/Rock; Experimental Rock; United States of America\Media Jukebox: Replay Gain: -10.70423\Media Jukebox: Artist Labels: Badman (3)\Media Jukebox: Artist Genres: Rock\Media Jukebox: Born / Formed: in Champaign, IL\Media Jukebox: Peak Level: 0.97986\Media Jukebox: Artist Styles: Instrumental Rock; Alternative Pop/Rock; Experimental Rock; United States of America\Media Jukebox: Artist Albums: 1995 Lanterna;2001 Elm Street;2002 Sands;2004 Highways\Media Jukebox: Songs: 1. Clear Blue (Frayne) - 5:06;2. Brightness (Frayne) - 6:17;3. Last Practice (Frayne) - 8:54;4. Canyons (Frayne) - 4:38;5. Seasons (Frayne) - 7:12;6. Brooklyn (Frayne) - 4:37;7. Adriatic (Frayne) - 6:40;8. Half-Light (Frayne) - 8:24;9. Highways  performed by Henry Frayne - 17:07\Media Jukebox: Review: On Highways, Lanterna offered more of the instrumental rock sounds for which they'd become known: shimmering, reverberant, oft-overlapping guitar lines by Henry Frayne that set some of the more pleasing moods to be had in early-21st century ambient music. The band Scenic is an inevitable point of comparison, and in fact Scenic's Bruce Licher did Highways' package design. Lanterna, though, are mellower and less edgy than Scenic, though hardly bland. While Frayne's compositions (on which he's supported by Eric Gebow's drums and Mike Brosco's tape effects) are soothing, they avoid the facile slickness of new age music, with more of a rock rhythm on some songs than any new age recording would allow. And though they (like Scenic) are apt to bring to mind a drive through the Southwest desert without the visuals, the guitar sustain and reverb don't seem as gratuitously geared toward evoking the desert landscape as they do when used by numerous more pop-oriented artists. Don't, incidentally, hit the "eject" button when the music fades away to apparent silence at the end of the eighth track; after four minutes of eerie vague sonic murmurings that are often only subliminally audible, the volume cranks up again to go into a "real" song, "Highways." After four minutes, that too fades away, this time into nothingness, only for some guitar passages to suddenly reappear after a five-minute gap; the 17-minute "Highways" continues to waver between false endings and snippets of music and sound before the CD really stops spinning.  --  Richie Unterberger\Media Jukebox: Credits: Henry Frayne - Guitar, Vocals, Voices, Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing;Mike Brosco - Producer, Engineer, Mastering, Mixing, Tape Effects;Bruce Licher - Design;Eric Gebow - Drums;Dylan Magierek - A&R;Kevin Salemme - Photography\Media Jukebox: Tones: Earthy; Hypnotic; Somber; Autumnal; Ominous; Ethereal; Eerie; Rousing\MusicMatch_Bio: by Andy Kellman - Henry Frayne's Lanterna is the Midwest counterpart to Scenic's Southwest-inspired soundtracks for a lonely journey through open lands. Combining his background in post-punk and dark dream pop with atmospherics drawing from spaghetti western soundtracks and ambient isolationism, Lanterna's mostly instrumental output generates a variety of moods, ranging from becalmed to unsettling to fiery.Although it wasn't until 1998's self-titled release through Rykodisc that Lanterna received widespread distribution, guitarist Frayne began the project as an alternate outlet outside of his duties in the Moon Seven Times in the early '90s. (Frayne also spent the latter half of the '80s in the 4AD-inspired Area.)With help from bandmates Brendan Gamble on drums and Lynn Canfield on vocals, Frayne recorded a 23-track cassette and released it himself in 1992. Later that year, the limited-edition Of Shapes That Haunt Thought's Wilderness was released through Greece's Elfish label on vinyl only, selecting most of its tracks from the original cassette; Parasol issued 17 songs from the same recording in 1995 on CD, and Rykodisc reissued the Parasol release in 1998. A year prior to the Rykodisc reissue, Lanterna and the like-minded Scenic shared a live split EP released on Independent Project, the label run by Scenic's Bruce Licher. New material didn't surface from Lanterna until 2001's Elm Street, issued by Badman during September of 2001.

Hi, I accidentally pasted a review in the comment tags of an album which was completely bloated and it caused foobar to get really slow / unresponsive (freeze). after some trial and error i found that the trackinfopanel plugin caused the problem, cause with the panel disabled, foobar kept running fine after pasting the text into the tags.
removing dynamic info from the strings (%_time_elapsed% in my case) didnt help, disabling "Update every second" didnt fix it either. Foobar kept freezing.
For some reason the plugin has a problem with how it reads metadata.
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[Comment: $iflonger($replace($meta(comment),$char(13),),297,
$cut($replace($meta(comment),$char(13),),292)'(...)',
$replace($meta(comment),$char(13),))$char(10)]

[$meta(comment)]

Hi, I accidentally pasted a review in the comment tags of an album which was completely bloated and it caused foobar to get really slow / unresponsive (freeze). after some trial and error i found that the trackinfopanel plugin caused the problem, cause with the panel disabled, foobar kept running fine after pasting the text into the tags.
removing dynamic info from the strings (%_time_elapsed% in my case) didnt help, disabling "Update every second" didnt fix it either. Foobar kept freezing.
For some reason the plugin has a problem with how it reads metadata.

$if(%_trackinfo_notrack%,$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(1)CNo track playing,
$if(%date%,Date: a3a3a3%date%$char(10),)
$if(%genre%,Genre: a3a3a3%genre%$char(10),)
Length: a3a3a3$if(%_isplaying%,%_time_elapsed%/%_length%,%_length%)$char(10)
Codec: a3a3a3%__codec%$char(10)
Bitrate: a3a3a3
%__bitrate%Kbps $if($stricmp(%__codec%,mp3),$if($stricmp(%__extrainfo%,vbr),VBR,CBR))$char(10)
$if(%__lame_profile%,Preset: a3a3a3%__lame_version% %__lame_profile% $char(10),)
$if(%__mpc_profile%,Profile: a3a3a3%__mpc_profile%$char(10),)
Compression: a3a3a3$muldiv(%__bitrate%,100,1411)'%'$char(10)
Channels: a3a3a3$if($stricmp($codec(),MP3),%__mp3_stereo_mode%,$ifgreater(%__channels%,1,Stereo,Mono))$char(10)
$if(%__bitspersample%,Bitdepth:a3a3a3 %__bitspersample%$char(10),)
Samplerate: a3a3a3%__samplerate% Hz$char(10)
Filesize: a3a3a3$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$left($num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2),2)'MB'$char(10)
$char(1)C-------------------------------$char(10)
$char(1)CTrack Progress a3a3a3$muldiv(%_time_elapsed_seconds%,100,%_time_total_seconds%)'%'$char(10)
$progress(%_time_elapsed_seconds%, %_time_total_seconds%, 53,a3a3a3'|','|')
)

$div(%__samplerate%,1000).$div($num($div($mul($mod(%__samplerate%,1000),2),2),2),100) kHz

// original code by necropimp


// show artist? (1 = show, 0 = don't show)
$puts(arts,0)

// show album?
$puts(albs,0)

// show title?
$puts(tils,0)

// info heading color
$puts(head,$rgb(239,239,239))

// info color
$puts(info,$rgb(163,163,163))

// info annotation color (e.g. kbps is the annotation)
$puts(anno,$rgb(163,163,163))

// progress bar divider color
$puts(div,$rgb(239,239,239))

// progress bar divider width (0 yeilds no divider)
$puts(divw,30)

// progress bar divider character (blank yeilds no divider)
$puts(divc,-)

// progress bar played portion color
$puts(prog1,$rgb(239,239,239))

// progress bar unplayed portion color
$puts(prog2,$rgb(163,163,163))

// progress bar width
$puts(progw,53)

// progress bar character
$puts(progc,|)



$if(%_trackinfo_notrack%,$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(10)$char(1)CNo track playing,
$if($strcmp(1,$get(arts)),$if(%artist%,$get(head)Artist: $get(info)%artist%$char(10),),)
$if($strcmp(1,$get(albs)),$if(%album%,$get(head)Album: $get(info)%album%$char(10),),)
$if($strcmp(1,$get(tils)),$if(%title%,$get(head)Title: $get(info)%title%$char(10),),)
$if(%date%,$get(head)Date: $get(info)%date%$char(10),)
$if(%genre%,$get(head)Genre: $get(info)%genre%$char(10),)
$get(head)Length: $get(info)$if(%_isplaying%,%_time_elapsed%$get(anno)$if(%_length%,/%_length%,),%_length%)$char(10)
$if(%__codec%,$get(head)Codec: $get(info)%__codec%$char(10),)
$get(head)Bitrate: $get(info)
$if2(%__bitrate_dynamic%,%__bitrate%) $get(anno)Kbps $if($stricmp(%__codec%,mp3),$if($stricmp(%__extrainfo%,vbr),VBR,CBR))$char(10)
$if(%__lame_profile%,$get(head)Preset: $get(info)%__lame_version% %__lame_profile% $char(10),)
$if(%__mpc_profile%,$get(head)MPC Profile: $get(info)%__mpc_profile%$char(10),)
$get(head)Compression: $get(info)$muldiv(%__bitrate%,100,1411)$get(anno)'%'$char(10)
$get(head)Channels: $get(info)$if($stricmp($codec(),MP3),%__mp3_stereo_mode%,
$if(%__channels%,$ifgreater(%__channels%,1,Stereo,Mono),'?'))$char(10)
$if(%__bitspersample%,$get(head)Bitdepth: $get(info)%__bitspersample%$char(10),)
$if(%__samplerate%,$get(head)Samplerate: $get(info)%__samplerate% $get(anno)Hz$char(10),)
$if(%_filesize%,$get(head)Filesize: $get(info)
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$left($num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2),2) $get(anno)'MB'$char(10),)
$char(1)C$get(div)$repeat($get(divc),$get(divw))$char(10)
$if(%_length_seconds%,$char(1)C$get(head)Track Progress $get(info)$muldiv(%_time_elapsed_seconds%,100,%_time_total_seconds%)$get(anno)'%'$char(10)
$char(1)C$progress2(%_time_elapsed_seconds%, %_time_total_seconds%,$get(progw),$get(prog1)$get(progc),$get(prog2)$get(progc)),
$char(1)C$get(head)streaming...)
)

For some reason I always fiddle with this file size issue when I'm really tired. Not always a good idea...

Anyway, the $muldiv() version is still a little more accurate in general, but introduces the the 99 vs 100 problem Mr_Rabid_Teddybear noted above.

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$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2) MB

ensures that a 4673211 bytes file is displayed as 4.46MB, not 4.45MB
as 4673211 bytes / (1024^2) = 4.456 MB

This affects a lot of files, but the 99 vs 100 problem is rarer. IIRC, the latter was the reason I started changing this code the last time, but I was fooled by the size reported in Windows, and did a lot of strange things.

I don't really know why I even bother with this, as I rarely look at the file size anyway.
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$div(%_filesize%,1048576).
$ifgreater($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),99
,99,
$num($muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576),2)
) MB

$puts(ModSize,$muldiv($mod(%_filesize%,1048576),100,1048576))
$div(%_filesize%,1048576).$ifgreater($get(ModSize),99,99,$num($get(ModSize),2)) MB

If it can let me choose my own font type, it's more wondfull...........
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If it can let me choose my own font type, it's more wondfull...........
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Preferences > Components >Track info panel > font
  ?
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