#foobar2000

[furiously-chronic-cd-rom-zone]

My Foobar2000 setup! It took me about two months of on-and-off looking for components and arranging and styling everything to be to my preference, and this is what I ended up with!

I recommend foobar2000 if you want a highly customizable desktop music player.

[flintenweib]

fuck spotify, we use foobar2000 here

[ppgirl420]

every time i load up foobar and mildrop3 i get such a burst of nostalgic joy. i missed music visualizers and customizable players. this shit rules.

[arbitrarygreay]

So I'm an old fart that still uses an mp3 player that transfers files via USB or SD card, and since changing to Linux, updating that thing has been PAINFUL due to the loss of MediaMonkey. Absolutely none of the modern Linux music players do proper playlist-based file syncing. (That is, you select the playlists to update, and sync both the files and the playlist m3u to the target device, even if the target device uses a different file folder structure from your computer.) Rhythmbox pretends to, but in practice you can only do it once and all subsequent tries error out. Having to wipe the entire gigabytes of data every single time I want to update the player? Um, no. The closest I got was using Strawberry to transfer files, but it doesn't sync the playlist itself, which is a huge hassle. And I know, another major old-fart moment, as the younguns these days just use cloud servers and dynamic playlists and service-based playlists and shit. Which is therefore what all of the non-dead Linux music players focus on. But I think I have finally got a working solution, by running 32-bit Foobar2000 through Wine with the OneWaySync component. (Although, I will still have to use a bash script to do auto-edits of the device playlist filepath, since Foobar is exporting Wine-assigned filepaths. Thankfully I already have one basically good to go from my Strawberry setup.)

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[weiszklee]

The great thing about foobar2000 for Windows is that it's endlessly customizable. The great thing about the foobar2000 mobile app is that it's named after a great music player for Windows.

[anicehomicidaltree]

Anyone know any free mp3 player app for ios that uses local files and tracks plays/listen time?

I’ve been using foobar2000 but I like knowing how much I listen to things and the mobile version doesn’t have that feature so I’m kinda looking to switch

[saibaa]

Taken yesterday. My cool little setup at the library. I took my usb flash drive and loaded it up with various portable installations of programs including PPSSPP, Foobar2000, Soulseek and Firefox. While music was downloading in slsk I played some Final Fantasy.