Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
@6 Cool, thanks for pointing all that out. That at least sands off the roughest edges so I can figure out the rest. I was pasting in podcast links by hand because I couldn't find OPML import, and the one long list made the whole process so much less
Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
It's possible to separate podcasts into their own playlists, Go into view>Podcatcher Feed Manager, find the name of the podcast, right click it and select Create playlist (1 item). This will separate the podcast into a playlist called Podcatc
Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
Hmm, as for podcasting, you might like Nathan's Luna RSS reader. Being that it's specifically built for listening to podcasts, it will hopefully fit your work better. Check it out at https://www.nathantech.net/nathantechsoftware.php
URL: https
Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
Cool, thanks folks. I somehow missed the quick setup, but it looks like the configuration screen lets me revisit it. I've done so, and now I actually have my music behaving how I'd like. I'll disable the classic UI, which I only went with as per
Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
If you select the first one in the list in the Quick setup view thing, it will have a playlist view, and a library view which you can drill into by artist, album, genre, year, and folder structure.
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/567184
Re: Taming the beast that is FooBar2000
@nolan, Hey! So I'm one of those people that happen to love or hate Foobar, so I'll try to help you out where I can.About the classic UI, I actually didn't know that was even a thing, so I've just gone with the standard. It honestly works fine, so
