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foo_alarm

Reply #50 –
Work is in progress. It's not as easy as it seemed at first. When there will be something to test, a new thread will be started.

foo_alarm

Reply #51 –
Thanks andrew. Just please make sure you post the link to the new post into this thread.

foo_alarm

Reply #52 –
Great work! Thank you very much!

Expecting multi-timers like those in "Scheduler"....

Thanks again!

foo_alarm

Reply #53 –
I have solved the problem with multiple alarms (for example starting playback of a specified playlist on weekdays and at the weekend at the different time) this way:

1. downloading foo_cmd_playlist component, that enables activating of specified playlist by name
2. making simple batch file named foobar.cmd with this: start /d"C:\Program Files\foobar2000\" foobar2000.exe /playlist-activate:"<SpecifiedPlaylist>" /play
3. setting windows task scheduler to execute foobar.cmd

Maybe this will help someone.....

foo_alarm

Reply #54 –
Good news for those waiting for foo_scheduler! I've almost completed the development. During the next week you'll see foo_alarm 2.0 (or it's better to say foo_scheduler 2.0  )! Stay tuned!

foo_alarm

Reply #55 –
good news!

foo_alarm

Reply #56 –
Great news, thanks soo much
Windows 10 Pro x64 // foobar2000 1.3.10

foo_alarm

Reply #57 –
thanks,
i need something like that badly

foo_alarm

Reply #58 –
No more foo_alarm, foo_scheduler is better!  (topic)

foo_alarm

Reply #59 –
Yeeeehaaaaao!

foo_alarm

Reply #60 –
Goodbye foo_alarm.  Our time together was short but sweet.

(thank you andrew)

foo_alarm

Reply #61 –
Sounds good, looking forward to it!

foo_alarm

Reply #62 –
bug: foo_alarm.dll
doesen't work start-stop 23:59-0:01  i like to go to bed with music (radio streaming), and i don't like to switch it off.
suggestion: make button [start playing right now and stop after] xx hours  xx minutes 

foo_alarm

Reply #63 –
Quote from: parabox on
bug: foo_alarm.dll
doesen't work start-stop 23:59-0:01  i like to go to bed with music (radio streaming), and i don't like to switch it off.
suggestion: make button [start playing right now and stop after] xx hours  xx minutes 

Have you read the first red message in the first post?  foo_alarm development is stopped, use foo_scheduler instead.