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First question... Anyone know how I can get my Year to show up on the same line as my Album Name. And also get rid of that extra line under the Album Name and Date?

See pic http://www.bgracetfaith.net/misc/foobar2000.jpg

Next question... I used acedriver's sort string to get my albums sorted by date. The only problem is, now, whenever I go to an album that has multiple discs, it lists them with the discs combined. Example:

1. Track One Disc 1

1. Track One Disc 2

2. Track Two Disc 1

2. Track Two Disc 2

and so on.

What string can I add to the sort string to get it to list them in order of disc?

I want to upgrade to Foobar .9 beta 10 for how much cleaner it seems... One problem: how would I be able to have a "Toaster"-type thing running?!? I would even be happy with that panel thing showing the album art (but I have found nothing)!

Does anyone know of something similar to Toaster that is available for .9? If not, I'll just stick to .8 like I am doing right now... Thanks in advance for any information on this "problem" (for the lack of a better word)! :)

There are only a handful of plugins available for the beta just now, columnsui and a few other basic ones.

If you can't live without toaster and album art them you will have to stick with .83

There are only a handful of plugins available for the beta just now, columnsui and a few other basic ones.

If you can't live without toaster and album art them you will have to stick with .83

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Yeah..... :( Thank you for your response.

I want to use foobar but I dont have time for coding,

what are the steps i need to perform to setup something similar to yours spex04?

I have foobar special eidiotn installed

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If you want it to display like mine, you will need all of your music to be tagged with tracknumber/album/artist/title tags. If you have this, then look at the first few pages of this thread and it will tell you the basics. After this, you should have columnsUI set up, with various plugins (foo_uie_trackinfo, foo_uie_albumart). Then you need to load my config file (attached here, need to rename to .fcs), and copy the track info code into the preferences of the track info panel. Then you need to select these panels as toolbars, by clicking on one of the toolbars, selecting Panels, then the album art panel, or the track info panel.. etc.

If you need any help, post back here, I'm sure someone, even my self, will be willing to help. (Y)

Okay, the question might have been dealt with a few times already, but this thread is just too damn long to read it entirely...

Certain visual styles (quite a large number in fact) cut off the bottom of the gripper (or whatever you call the thing you can drag around to seek) in the seekbar. Is there an easy fix to this? It's bugging me right now because I have this VS which is great in every other aspect, if it weren't for this minor annoyance it'd be perfect!

Alright guys, I gotta ask this...I'm not a foobar enthusiast but I'm loving it as the days go by. Could anyone scuff up a tutorial on how to 'pimp' my foobar so it has album art and looks generally compact? using toaster would be nice too!

Thanks in advance,

Kesh.

I know my question is a little off topic because the issue has to do with my VS, but since it influences foobar as well, I will ask it in this thread:

How can I change the color of the toolbar(?), which now has the RGB colors 233,234,234 ?

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My knowledge of Visual Styles tends towards 0 so please excuse my (probably stupid) question

Alright guys, I gotta ask this...I'm not a foobar enthusiast but I'm loving it as the days go by. Could anyone scuff up a tutorial on how to 'pimp' my foobar so it has album art and looks generally compact? using toaster would be nice too!

Thanks in advance,

Kesh.

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pm me

* Is it me or this topic is slowly dying :( *

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man it's a 200 page thread... did pretty damn well...

* Is it me or this topic is slowly dying :( *

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I've a feeling that when 0.9 finally gets released it will pick up a bit.

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