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Total Play Time Help

I was wondering if there was a file I could edit that would let me change my total play time?

I recently reformatted, and didn't know what file the total play time data was in in the first place, so I couldn't back it up. But now I'm wondering if I can find that file and edit it.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Reply #1 –
that's not possible. you can't edit foobar's configuration files. i'm sure someone who is better informed than me will be able to explain why.

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Reply #2 –
as far as I know there are no cheat codes for foobar

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Reply #3 –
Quote from: Xezzy on
as far as I know there are no cheat codes for foobar


I don't think it's cheating to get my two weeks back. :/

There's really no way huh? That sucks.

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Reply #4 –
You shoulda back up whole foobar folder and possibly foobar configuration files from your user profile...

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Reply #5 –
Quote from: Kukuk on
I don't think it's cheating to get my two weeks back. :/

There's really no way huh? That sucks.

AFAIK there's really no way if you don't have a backup of your original configuration files.
But say, what is so important about a number in the preferences telling you how long have played your music with fb2k so far?

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Reply #6 –
Quote from: ojdo on
Quote from: Kukuk on
I don't think it's cheating to get my two weeks back. :/

There's really no way huh? That sucks.

AFAIK there's really no way if you don't have a backup of your original configuration files.
But say, what is so important about a number in the preferences telling you how long have played your music with fb2k so far?


Obviously it's not that important, but I like to keep track of how much time I spend listening to music. Between being able to keep my play time and not, of course I'd rather choose to keep it. No big loss though.