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Latest revision as of 07:42, 29 October 2023

Waveform Minibar (mod)

Screenshot of Waveform Minibar in use.
Developer(s) Case
Repository
Release information
Initial release December 7, 2017; 7 years ago
Stable release 1.2.55 (July 11, 2023)
Preview release
foobar2000 compatibility
Architecture {{{foobar2000_architecture}}}
Minimum version 1.5
Maximum version {{{foobar2000_maximum}}}
UI module(s) Default UI, Columns UI
Additional information
Use UI
License Modified ISC license
Discussion thread {{{discussion_thread}}}
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Waveform Minibar (mod) is a seekbar that shows the waveform of the track. It is heavily based on the Waveform Seekbar component.

Scanned waveforms for tracks in the media library are stored in "minibar.db" inside the foobar2000 profile directory. Waveforms for tracks outside the media library are only cached temporarily in memory.

Versions starting from 1.2.x require foobar2000 v2.0.

Database location

In a standard installation, the "minibar.db" database file can be found in the user's "AppData\Roaming" folder:

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\foobar2000

For portable installations, the file is located in the same folder as "foobar2000.exe".

Preferences

Waveform Minibar (mod) Preferences page.
Match pattern
Used for track identification. The default string uses the same waveform for all encodes of a track, therefore avoiding duplication in the waveform database.
Default pattern: $lower([%album artist%]|[%album%]|[$year(%date%)]|[$num(%discnumber%,1).][$num(%tracknumber%,2)]|%title%|[%length%])
Use custom colors
Allows the user to manually select which colors the waveform uses. The waveform uses the colors set for the active UI module if this is disabled. The Copy from UI button takes the current UI's colors and uses them as a template to populate the "Played" and "Unplayed" columns.
FPS
Set the frame rate of the panel between 5 and 60 FPS, in increments of 5.
Waveform scale
Can be set to either "Original" or "Normalize".
dB scale
Use decibels (logarithmic scale) for the waveform scale.
One mouse wheel notch seeks ahead/back
Sets the behaviour for when the cursor is hovering over the UI element, either in seconds or a percentage of the track length. Both options can only be set between 5 and 60, in increments of 5.
To disable seeking when scrolling the mouse wheel, set this to "0".
Reversed
Switches the direction the mouse wheel needs to turn for seeking ahead/back.
Track to prefer when showing waveform
Sets the UI element's display behaviour using one of the following three options:
Playing track
Selected track
Playing, selected when stopped
Cursor width
Set the width of the cursor, if "Always show cursor" is enabled.
Do not revert to rendering the active track on player start
This option is only available when the above option is set to "Playing track". Enabling this option leaves the UI element blank when first opening foobar2000.
Always show cursor
Display the waveform cursor, even when stopped.
Abort seekbar generation when speed drops below real time
Draw window border
Draw a border around the UI element.

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