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How to turn off error messages from the console?

E.g. when I am playing a whole folder with shuffle-play, then sometimes error messages occur which interrupt foobar2000. So how can I turn off/ignore error messages from the console?

How to turn off error messages from the console?

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E.g. when I am playing a whole folder with shuffle-play, then sometimes error messages occur which interrupt foobar2000. So how can I turn off/ignore error messages from the console?
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What kind of massegess are they?
Anyway:
Run console, options -> uncheck "popup on errors"

How to turn off error messages from the console?

Reply #2 –
and uncheck Stop playing on file open errors in preferences - core to go to the next file in case of an error

How to turn off error messages from the console?

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foobar is a lot less tolerant of errors compared to all the media players I've used. What is the reason for that? How can I set it so that it keeps on playing even when encountering error (instead of skipping to the next track)?

How to turn off error messages from the console?

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I wouldn't call it 'a lot less tolerant'. I would call it 'a lot more transparent'. I guess Foobar's creator subscribes to the philosophy of correcting errors rather than just glazing over them.

How to turn off error messages from the console?

Reply #5 –
It's more verbose as it expects your an intelligent person who wants to be kept informed. Most other players (and other programs) expects the user to be a stupid person who will only achive headache and anxiety if technical information are displayed...

That's not the same as "a lot less tolerant of errors"....
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