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Topic: Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar (Read 1558 times) previous topic - next topic
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Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar

hi,

i updated today my old version "v0.9.3.1" to the newest version "1.1.9" and was shocked, everything changed. And i was so silly that i overwritten my old version but i saved all playlist's and settings (foobar2000.cfg), the problem is i need the new version because of the converter (the old version cant convert aac to mp3).

Is there a way to use the new Version with the exact same Style/Design/Settings of my old version (v0.9.3.1) ?

(sry for bad english)

Thanks !

old version:



*Image from Google Search





Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar

Reply #1 –
No idea how close the look can be when you included no information about how it previously was set up.
Advice I have is to reload the old version and include screen shots in your reply. http://filehippo.com/ should have old version for you.

Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar

Reply #2 –
Quote from: Bronko on
the problem is i need the new version because of the converter (the old version cant convert aac to mp3).
While there are many reasons to use the current version over one as old as 0.9.3.1, this does not sound like a valid one. Why couldn’t it? Raw AAC or AAC in an MP4 container? foobar2000 has been able to play both for as long as I can remember. Or was the problem not in decoding the AAC but encoding the MP3? Again, I don’t recall any incompatibilities in that regard.

Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar

Reply #3 –

sry i forgot, i edited my post with a screenshot.

 

Use the design of "v0.9.3.1" in the newest version of foobar

Reply #4 –
What exactly are you missing in the new version that is in the screenshot above? It is a very minimalistic setup, with just playlist tabs and a playlist and the normal controls on top. You can replicate that in some minutes. If you don't like the new columns based playlist, you can just create a wide column with all information, too. That is to say you can quite easily replicate the UI in the screenshot with 1.1.x..
It's only audiophile if it's inconvenient.