Skip to main content ↑ ↓

Notice

Please note that most of the software linked on this forum is likely to be safe to use. If you are unsure, feel free to ask in the relevant topics, or send a private message to an administrator or moderator. To help curb the problems of false positives, or in the event that you do find actual malware, you can contribute through the article linked here.
Recent Posts
11
Scientific Discussion / Re: AudioWorklet-based multichannel peakmeter visualization
Last post by TF3RDL -
I have updated this project to complete this interactive mockup of Loudness Peakmeter 2.0.0.0/2.x.x.x foobar2000 component in terms of averaging and peak decay:
  • NEW: Smoothing modes for main peakmeter and correlogram, which is described below:
    • Linear (peak): Simple linear peak decay (actually exponential when viewed in linear and even nth root amplitude scaling) and toggling between peak and average mode has no effect on it
    • Exponential (linear): Exponential averaging
    • RMS (squared): Same as before but emphasizes peaks as it is calculated in squared domain
    • Geometric (logarithmic): Exponential smoothing calculated in logarithmic amplitude (dB) scale
  • NEW: Alternating color mode for peakmeter where Mid/Side part has different color than the main Left/Right one only in case of displaying both L/R and M/S simultaneously, which can look like this:
    X
  • FIX: The main peakmeter and phase correlation/stereo balance bar sometimes disappear when "Freeze analyzer" is enabled while "anti-flicker" mode is enabled
13
foobar2000 mobile / Foobar2000 mobile to play external USB files on Android phone
Last post by travellinmike -
Hi, new member and didn't see anything related to my question after a half dozen or so searches. 

Can the Foobar2000 Mobile app read a dual type USB flash drive (normal USB and USB-C) and play the files on an Android phone?  The thumb drive would be connected to the phone via the USB-C charging port.
I currently have a regular flash drive (normal full size USB) with hours of MP3, MP4, WAV, FLAC files that I can easily plug into my TV's USB port and use it as an "input source".  Before I buy a dual type memory and copy the files to it (for similar USB file sourcing with my phone) I'd like to know...  Will Foobar2000 Mobile app be able to read/play the usb connected files or do files need to be physically loaded onto the phone?  Secondly... Will my folder hierarchy be navigable (mostly 3 and a few 4 folder levels deep) or will everything need to be at the root level?  Obviously all at the root is not preferred and I would use several smaller thumb drives instead to avoid endless scrolling to find the song I want. 

thanks for any advice so I can avoid skipping YouTube ads between every song.
16
General - (fb2k) / Re: Hires Internet Radio - Buffering
Last post by boxerfan88 -
Quote from: Case on
Do you get a glitchless playback with something else? I tried ffplay, it glitches pretty much constantly. I played with VLC and foobar2000 simultaneously, both players glitch every now and then but not at the exact same time.

Good idea. Let me test...

URL: http://icecast.centaury.cl:7570/SuperStereoHiRes4

Firefox 138.0.3~1.5Mbpsno stutter during 5min test
Chrome 136.0.7103.114~1.5Mbpsno stutter during 5min test
Brave 1.78.97~1.6Mbpsno stutter during 5min test
Edge 136.0.3240.76~1.4Mbpsno stutter during 5min test
Foobar 2.24.4 x64~1.6Mbpsoccasional stutter during 5 min test
.
^ all of the above done standalone/independently.
^^ maybe need longer monitoring of the browser test..
20
Support - (fb2k) / Re: Font: Japanese characters rotated 90 degrees
Last post by mavericklam -
Yes, the font works in other programs (e.g. MS Word, Notepad).

The name of the font: AsobiMemogaki

This is a screenshot of the font in Notepad. The characters are normal in the sample.
X

For foobar2000:
X
The characters rotated 90 degrees in the sample.

This is the good one, normal characters in the sample.
X

I just found the solution myself... I need to choose the font name without the "@" symbol. Dunno what the reasoning is but it works now!
X

EDIT: I immediately googled it and found that the font name with "@" means vertically-oriented font. Now it explains everything.