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Sure!

I'm using the navigator suite with custom colors (of course).

Here are the color:

// CUSTOM COLOR-THEME CONFIG   (ignored if "theme" is not 0)
// colors are in decimal values (RGB / 0-255)
// ===============================================
// is your custom-theme a dark-theme? (0=no, 1=yes)
$puts(theme_dark,0)

// foreground colors
$puts(standard_color,$rgb(25,25,25))
$puts(special_color,$rgb(235,35,125))
$puts(playing_color,$rgb(255,255,228))
$puts(borders_color,$rgb(125,100,25))

// background colors
$puts(bg_color2,$rgb(255,255,228))
$puts(bg_color,$rgb(230,237,251))

// various symbols used in display
$puts(symbol_seperator,'  ?  ')
$puts(symbol_rating,?)

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Same colours as the original mate, so it doesnt work for me:(:(

:blink:

$upper($ext(%_path%))

You know, there is a function called $ext() that grabs the file extension. :rofl:

Edit: The $upper() bit just converts "mp3" (extracted from path) to "MP3".

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Yeah but mine is teh code lol, no really, thanks for that code, its a lot shorter... ill try to remember it next time... :)

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Could someone tell me why everyone loves foobar2000? I use winamp 5, is that any better than foobar?

Can foobar go into a tiny transparent strip at the top of my screen?

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Please tell me why everyone loves foobar2000...

----Dont bother reading this:

Could someone tell me why everyone loves foobar2000? I use winamp 5, is that any better than foobar?

Can foobar go into a tiny transparent strip at the top of my screen?

----To the point:

Please tell me why everyone loves foobar2000...

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Not sure everyone else's reasons, but I switched for 3 major reasons. 1. Lower resource usage (had to downgrade to 256 for a while, every little helps) 2. Organizes your music excellently, I have alot of music, and got tired of scrolling through winamps playlist to find a certain song. 3. Winamp is a bitch to skin.

Has it's downsides though, kinda hard to get the hang of formatting code if you're not really a code monkey.

:)

----Dont bother reading this:

Could someone tell me why everyone loves foobar2000? I use winamp 5, is that any better than foobar?

Can foobar go into a tiny transparent strip at the top of my screen?

----To the point:

Please tell me why everyone loves foobar2000...

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I believe it was best said on Family Guy "...because you touch yourself at night...".

foobarscreen8rq.png

sorry for the double post. basically wat i want to do is get rid of the playlist thing. and put the album photo there. but i dont know how to get it to work. i also would like to have a different spectrum. this is PukiMans script that he sent to me. i wanna start to learn the language that foobar2000 uses. where would i look. thanks.

----Dont bother reading this:

Could someone tell me why everyone loves foobar2000? I use winamp 5, is that any better than foobar?

Can foobar go into a tiny transparent strip at the top of my screen?

----To the point:

Please tell me why everyone loves foobar2000...

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  1. Fast playlist handling (Winamp took forever to open my playlist of 2300, which is still miniscule in comparison to others :()
  2. Low resource usage
  3. Extremely flexible
  4. Custom sort strings!!

i wanna start to learn the language that foobar2000 uses. where would i look. thanks.

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C:\Program Files\Foobar2000\titleformat_help.html

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acedriver, can i have the config for your track info please?

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$puts(info_box_width,60)

$if(%_trackinfo_notrack%,No track playing,
$if(%_trackinfo_nowplaying%,Now Playing:,
$if(%_trackinfo_followcursor%,Selected Track Info:,
))
$char(10)
Artist: ffffff%artist%$char(10)
//Title: ffffff$replace($meta(title),'(',ffffff'(',')',')'ffffff)ffffff[' ('$meta(title_extra)')']$char(10)
Title: ffffff$iflonger(%title%,$get(info_box_width),$trim($cut(%title%,$sub($get(info_box_width),3)))...,%title%)$char(10)
Album: ffffff$if(%album%,$replace($meta(album),'(',ffffff'(',')',')','[',ffffff'[',']',']')ffffff|ffffff[' CD'$meta(disc)][' '''$meta(discname)''],still unknown)$char(10)
Track Number: ffffff$if(%tracknumber%,$num(%tracknumber%,2),not available)$char(10)
Release Date: ffffff$if3(%date%,not available)$char(10)
Genre: ffffff $if2(%genre%,unknown)$char(10)
Codec: ffffff$if($stricmp(%__codec%,'MP3'),'MPEG Layer 3',%__codec%) [- %__mpc_encoder% ['('%__mpc_profile%')']]$char(10)
Bitrate: ffffff%__bitrate% Kbit/s [%__extrainfo%]$char(10)
Track Gain: ffffff$if3(%__replaygain_track_gain%, RG not applied)$char(10)
Album Gain: ffffff$if3(%__replaygain_album_gain%, RG not applied)$char(10)
Last Played: ffffff$select(1,
$if(%__play_date%,
$puts(month,$select($substr(%__play_date%,3,4),
'January','February','March','April','May','June','July','August','September','October','November','December',))
$left(%__play_date%,2)' '$get(month)' 20'$right(%__play_date%,2)', '
),%__play_date%)

$if([%__play_time%],
$ifgreater(%__play_time%,130000,$sub($substr(%__play_time%,1,2),12),$ifgreater(1,$substr(%__play_time%,1,2),'12',$substr(%__play_time%,1,2)))':'$substr(%__play_time%,3,4)
//':'$substr(%__play_time%,5,6)
$ifgreater(%__play_time%,120000,' PM',' AM'),'Never'
)
)

for Last Played to work you need to use the attached plugin, and set play count up as follow:

first tag: play_date format: %d%m%y

second tag: play_time format: %H%M%S

foo_playcount.zip

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