[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

2002-12-30 19:09:44

Setting a global keyboard shortut with CTRL+SHIFT+X results in the action being bound to CTRL+ALT+X, and vice versa. Foobar2000 0.36, WinXP. Can anyone confirm this?

[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

Reply #1 – 2002-12-30 19:16:44

good timing, i was posting final 0.36 when i read this.
thanks for info.

[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

Reply #2 – 2002-12-30 19:36:52

another thing, start fb2k, play a song, minimize it, then right-click the icon and go to Next, then double click the icon to open up fb2k, the song that is currently playing is 1 above the list of tracks you're viewing, you know?

Then everytime after that a new song plays this happens, whether you hit next or not

Anyone else notice this?

[edit]yes, this is still in version .36[/edit]

[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

Reply #3 – 2002-12-31 01:26:42

I dont experience that, but I think what you mean is that the highlighted track is the one above, which would be true (if shuffle is off) as foobar doesn't auto-highlight, but you'll notice a faint box around the currently playing track, right?

[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

Reply #4 – 2002-12-31 03:34:15

I mean the playlist item with the box around it (currently playing) is one above the playlist area

[0.36] keyboard shortcuts quirk

Reply #5 – 2002-12-31 23:15:48

Ok, now I've actually seen it, follow cursor scrolls one item lower than it should, and the current playig song is one above the list of songs displayed.

Do I have it right this time ?

BTW it doesn't always seem to happen, if anyone wants to reproduce, the definitive way I found is:

(First make sure foobar has a playlist loaded and shuffle & follow cursor is on)

1) Run foobar
2) Minimise
3) Right click tray-icon and click Play.
4) Wait 5 seconds.
5) Left click trayicon and the current song is one above the list of songs.