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Foobar2000:Components/CD Audio Decoder (foo cdda)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/CD Audio Decoder (foo_cdda)}}
{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = CD Audio Decoder
| module_name = foo_cdda
| developer = Peter Pawlowski
| stable_release = 3.0
| use = Playback
}}
The '''CD Audio Decoder''' component is used for [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|CDDA]] playback and ripping.

==Usage==
From the '''File''' menu, select '''Open audio CD...''' to view the "Open Audio CD" dialog box. Providing an audio CD is present, the following options will be available:

===Drive settings===
; Read offset correction
: Either manually enter, or automatically detect, the drive's read offset correction. Automatic detection requires the use of "reference" discs, which are stored in a database.
; Ripping security
: Select either "disabled", "standard" or "paranoid".
; Limit drive speed while reading
: Force foobar2000 to limit the drive's read speed.

===Play===
Play the contents of the CD in a new playlist called "Audio CD".

===Add to playlist===
Add the contents of the CD to the currently-selected playlist.

===Rip===
; Album information
: Enter [[metadata]] for the entire disc.
; Track information
: Enter metadata for each track.
; Information lookup
: Use one of the available online databases to retrieve disc information. By default, freedb and MusicBrainz are available.
; Verify with AccurateRip
: Once the rip is complete, use [[AccurateRip]] to verify the accuracy of the extracted audio.
; Proceed to the Converter Setup dialog
: Open the [[foobar2000:Converter|Converter]] options to allow the configuration/creation of presets.
; Rip now using one of the existing presets
: Begin ripping/conversion using a preset selected from the dropdown box underneath.

==Screenshots==
<gallery mode=nolines>
foo_cdda Open Audio CD.png|Open Audio CD
foo_cdda Drive Settings.png|Drive Settings
foo_cdda Rip Audio CD.png|Rip Audio CD
</gallery>

==See also==
* [[foobar2000:Ripping CDs with foobar2000|Ripping CDs with foobar2000]]

File:Foo cdda Rip Audio CD.png

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"Rip Audio CD" dialog box.

File:Foo cdda Drive Settings.png

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"Drive_Settings" dialog box.

File:Foo cdda Open Audio CD.png

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C3POwen: "Open Audio CD" dialog box.

"Open Audio CD" dialog box.

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Ripping CDs with foobar2000}}
{{fb2k}}
==Required components==
All of required components are included with foobar2000 installers:
* [[foobar2000:Components/CD Audio Decoder (foo_cdda)|CD Audio Decoder]] (foo_cdda)
* [[Foobar2000:Converter|Converter]] (foo_converter)
You may need additional command-line encoder binaries to rip directly to most of popular audio formats such as [[MP3]] or [[FLAC]].

==Optional components==
The 'Information lookup' section will be grayed out if a suitable metadata lookup component isn't installed. Although there are several components for looking up metadata in external databases in order to tag existing files, presently there's only one such component which works in the Rip Audio CD interface for naming and tagging files as they're being ripped:
* freedb tagger - This is provided via foo_freedb2.dll in the components subfolder of the foobar2000 program folder. It is only distributed in the foobar2000 installer app, so you have to re-run the installer and select it in the optional features. Reinstalling should be safe; all your settings will be preserved.

==Usage==
# [[Image:Foobar2000-openaudiocd.png|thumb]] Choose "Open audio CD..." from the "File" menu.
# [[Image:Foobar2000-openaudiocd2.png|thumb]] Choose the drive containing the CD you want to rip.
# If this is the first time you've ripped something in foobar2000 with this drive, check the "Drive Settings" dialog and confirm the settings there.
# Choose "Rip" to get the "Rip Audio CD" dialog.

If all buttons at the bottom of the "Open Audio CD" dialog are grayed out, no audio CD can be currently detected in the drive you've chosen from the list. If only the "Rip" button is grayed out, you're missing the [[Foobar2000:Converter|Converter component]].

===Drive settings===
This dialog is for setting certain parameters on a per-drive basis:

* '''Read offset correction''' - Here you can enter the read offset correction value (in samples) for your drive. The 'auto' button will query the AccurateRip database and will fill in the offset value automatically if your drive is listed there. A negative number corrects a positive offset, and a positive number corrects a negative offset.
::Most CD drives, when asked to read audio samples from a certain position on the disc, actually read a very tiny fraction of a second ahead or behind where they were supposed to. This offset is typically consistent for a given drive model, and [http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm there's a list of known offsets] in the AccurateRip database. If you enter an offset correction here, it can be used to shift the audio data as it is ripped, ensuring the ripped track boundaries are consistent with other rips, and simplifying AccurateRip verification of the ripped audio. However, entering a non-zero offset means losing some samples from the very beginning or end of the rip, and if the drive can't "overread" (many can't), it means filling in the other end with zeroes (digital silence)—although almost always, the samples at both ends of the disc are all zeroes or nearly-silent noise anyway.
* '''Ripping security''' - "Security" refers to the level of error detection and whether correction is attempted by trying to get identical results through re-reads. Security allows damaged or defective discs to be read with fewer errors, but slows down ripping and wears out the drive faster.
** disabled - Whatever audio data the drive sends in a single read is simply accepted as-is.
** standard - Two identical CRCs on each block are required; it will keep rereading and error out if it can't get consistent results after 128 reads.[http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=37313&view=findpost&p=329522]
** paranoid - The same as "standard" but requires four identical CRCs on each block to pass.[http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=37313&view=findpost&p=329522]
* '''Limit drive speed while reading''' - Most drives can rip at their default speed, but some do better at a slower speed. If you're having problems getting error-free reads of unscratched discs, try enabling this.

===Rip Audio CD===
* '''Album information''' - Here you can enter basic metadata about the album (Artist, Album Title, Disc Number, Genre, Date).
* '''Track information''' - Here you can select which tracks to rip, and you can enter basic metadata about each track (Title, Artist). Artist need only be entered for various-artist compilations; otherwise it will be derived from the Artist entered in the Album information section.
* '''Information lookup''' - This can be used to automatically fill in the preceding sections with info obtained from an external database, if a suitable lookup component is installed; see [[#Optional components|Optional Components]], above.
* '''Actions''' - Here you can enable AccurateRip and/or start the rip.
** '''Verify with AccurateRip''' - If enabled, the AccurateRip database will be queried to see if a checksum of the audio samples in your rip matches that of other people's rips, in order to provide a measure of confidence that your rip is error-free. The results will be shown in a log displayed at the end of ripping. If you entered the drive's actual read offset in the Drive Settings, and the database contains other people's rips of the same pressing of the same CD, then the results should include simple matches or non-matches. If your offset isn't entered, the results will be reported against "another pressing" with a particular offset. If ripping commonly available CDs consistently only reports matches for a different pressing, it may mean you have entered the wrong offset value.
** '''Proceed to the Converter Setup dialog''' - If you don't have a Converter preset to use, you should use this to go to the Converter dialog, where you can pick the output format and post-processing of the ripped tracks. The rip will begin when you click the Convert button from within the Converter dialog.
** '''Rip now using one of the existing presets''' - This is an alternative to the previous button. Clicking it starts the rip, using whichever Converter preset is chosen in the list below the button. The convert preset determines the output format and post-processing of the ripped tracks.

The progress of the rip will be logged to the Console, and if allowed to complete, a summary will be shown in a dialog. foobar2000 does not generate files containing rip logs, rip quality reports, or cue sheets; the only files it outputs during rip are whatever is produced by the converter.

==See also==
* [[Foobar2000:Converter|Converter component]]

[[Category:Foobar2000 Guides]]
[[Category:CD ripping guides|Ripping CDs with foobar2000]]

Foobar2000:Components

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{{title|foobar2000 Components}}

{{fb2k}}
This page contains most [[foobar2000]] components available at time of history last update.
==Official components==
The following components are created and maintained by the foobar2000 development team. Support for them should be asked for in the [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showforum=29 Support forum]
===Included in the installer===
[[Image:Optional_features.png|thumb|The Optional Features screen of the fb2k Installer]]
In addition to foobar2000's core functionality, the following components can be installed as needed, in the "Optional features" section of the installer.
* [[foobar2000:Components/CD Audio Decoder (foo_cdda)|CD Audio Decoder (foo_cdda)]] · Adds Support for [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]] playback.
* Album List (foo_albumlist) · Gives quick access to Media Library Content with customizable tree view
* Archive Reader (foo_unpack) · Adds support for playing files directly from ZIP RAR and GZIP archives
* [[Foobar2000:Converter|Converter (foo_converter)]] · Converts files to WAV or any other formats using command line encoders
* [[Foobar2000:File_operations|File Operations (foo_fileops)]] · Renames, moves, or copies files according to specified patterns
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Freedb_Tagger_(foo_freedb2)|freedb Tagger (foo_freedb2)]] · Tag retrieving support from freedb service for any set of files (mp3,mpc,flac,...-not only CDDA tracks)
* ReplayGain Scanner (foo_rgscan) · Advanced solution for volume matching
* Standard DSPs (foo_dsp_std) · Equalizer, resampler, advanced limiter, hard limiter, stereo to 4 channel upmixer and a couple other effects

===Additional components===
These components are provided as separate downloads, found on the [http://www.foobar2000.org/components/author/Peter Additional Components page].
*[[Foobar2000:Components/ABX Comparator (foo abx)|ABX comparator (foo_abx)]] component for double blind listening tests
*[[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ALAC Decoder (foo_input_alac)|ALAC Decoder (foo_input_alac)]] Apple Lossless ([[ALAC]]) decoder
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ASIO Output (foo_out_asio)|ASIO output support (foo_out_asio)]] Adds ASIO output support.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Audio CD Writer (foo_burninate)|Audio CD Writer (foo_burninate)]] CD burning support
*[[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Binary Comparator (foo_bitcompare)|Binary Comparator (foo_bitcompare)]] Performs binary comparison between two or more tracks and reports differences.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Decoding Speed Test (foo_benchmark)|Decoding Speed Test (foo_benchmark)]] Measures decoding speed of audio files.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/File Integrity Verifier (foo_verifier)|File Integrity Verifier (foo_verifier)]] Checks specified media files for decoding errors.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Convolve (foo_convolve)|Impulse response convolver (foo_convolve)]] Allows arbitrary effects to be captured and used inside foobar2000. ([http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=10611 More Info])
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Kernel Streaming Output (foo_out_ks)|Kernel Streaming support (foo_out_ks)]] Allows bit-exact playback bypassing Windows kernel mixer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Masstagger (foo_masstag)|Masstagger (foo_masstag)]] Automates various tag editing operations.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Monkey's Audio Decoder (foo_input_monkey)|Monkey's Audio Decoder (foo_input_monkey)]] Adds decoding support for Monkey's Audio files (.[[APE]]) as well as APE Link files (.[[APL]]).
*[[Foobar2000:Components/Playback Statistics v3.x (foo playcount)|Playback Statistics (foo playcount)]] Collects playback statistics for your Media Library content.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Quick Tagger (foo_quicktag)| Quick Tagger (foo_quicktag)]] Adds customizable context menu commands for quickly setting tag fields to preconfigured values
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Text Tools (foo texttools)|Text Tools (foo_texttools)]] Adds customizable context menu commands for copying information about the selected tracks to Windows Clipboard.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/WASAPI output support (foo_out_wasapi)|WASAPI output support (foo_out_wasapi)]] Adds Windows Audio Session API exclusive mode output support, allowing bit-exact output and muting all other sounds on Windows Vista and Windows 7 systems.

==3rd party components==
The following components are created and maintained by 3rd-party authors, using foobar2000's [http://www.foobar2000.org/SDK.html SDK]. Support for these components should be asked for in the [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showforum=33 3rd Party Plugins forum] Asking for help directly in the component's thread is usually preferred.
=== User Interface Modules ===

==== Columns UI ====
[[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Columns UI (foo_ui_columns)|Columns UI (foo_ui_columns)]] Very popular alternate interface for foobar2000 based on a columns and panel layout.

Columns UI introduced components with [[#Panels|panel]] capability which extend the user interface.

=== User interface add-ons ===
==== UI elements ====
The [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Default user interface (foo_ui_std)|default user interface (foo_ui_std)]], included in the standard installation package, can be extended with the following component(s):
* [[Foobar2000:Components_0.9/Chronial's_Coverflow_(foo_chronflow)|Chronial's Coverflow (foo_chronflow)]] Interactive 3D Coverflow.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Facets (foo_facets)|Facets (foo_facets)]] Flexible media library viewer based on linked lists.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Playlist_Organizer_(foo_plorg)|Playlist Organizer (foo_plorg)]] Advanced playlist manager to organize playlists in a treeview.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Queue Contents Editor (foo queuecontents)|Queue Contents Editor (foo_queuecontents)]] Edit and view queue contents using an UI Element.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Quicksearch UI Element (foo quicksearch)|Quicksearch UI Element (foo_quicksearch)]] Search toolbar that sends results to a playlist.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/SimPlaylist (foo_simplaylist)|SimPlaylist (foo_simplaylist)]] Playlist view with album art.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/SimPlaylist Manager (foo_simplaylist_manager)|SimPlaylist Manager (foo_simplaylist_manager)]] Playlist manager replacement with additional columns.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Text Display (foo_textdisplay)|Text Display (foo_textdisplay)]] Displays information about the playing or selected track.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Waveform Seekbar (foo_wave_seekbar)|Waveform Seekbar (foo_wave_seekbar)]] Element for DUI with seekbar functionality on top of the waveform of the playing song.

==== Panels ====
Panels extend the functionality of Columns UI components.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Album Art Panel (foo_uie_albumart)|Album Art Panel (foo_uie_albumart)]] Panel to display album art.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Album List Panel (foo_uie_albumlist)|Album List Panel (foo_uie_albumlist)]] Displays the database in a treeview using customizable sorting methods (by genre, artist, directory, etc.)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Bookmarks (foo_uie_bookmarks)|Bookmarks (foo_uie_bookmarks)]] Help you remember positions in songs.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Console (foo_uie_console)|Console (foo_uie_console)]] Panel version of console. Displays diagnostic messages. Requires Columns UI 0.1.3 beta 1 or newer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Cover Flow (foo_bubble_coverflow)|Cover Flow (foo_bubble_coverflow)]] The plugin can work either as a UI panel or a standalone window (found in the view menu), and a fullscreen mode for both.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Dockable Panels (foo_dockable_panels)|Dockable Panels (foo_dockable_panels)]] It allows you to create windows that host columns ui panels as floating windows that can be attached to the side of the main foobar2000 window or each other.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Egoh Spectrum Analyser (foo_uie_vis_egoh)|Egoh Spectrum Analyser (foo_uie_vis_egoh)]] Similar to the default spectrum analyser.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ELplaylist panel (foo uie elplaylist)|ELplaylist panel (foo uie elplaylist)]] Playlist panel replacement with extensive customization options.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Explorer Panel (foo_uie_explorer)|Explorer Panel (foo_uie_explorer)]] Displays a treeview of selected disks/folders.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Graphical Browser (foo uie graphical browser) |Graphical Browser (foo uie graphical browser)]] A panel that allows to browse media library by graphical or text tiles
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Lyrics Panel (foo_uie_lyrics_panel)|Lyrics Panel (foo_uie_lyrics_panel)]] Display lyrics stored in file tags.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Music Browser (foo_browser)|Music Browser (foo_browser)]] Panels for Browsing Library, Similar to iTunes. No longer updated. Most have better success CUI's in-built [[Foobar2000:Components_0.9/Columns_UI_%28foo_ui_columns%29#Playlist_filters|filters]].
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Panel Stack Splitter (foo uie panel splitter) | Panel Stack Splitter (foo_uie_panel_splitter)]] Allows you to place objects freely within the foobar2000 window, including panels, text, and images
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Dropdown (foo_uie_playlists_dropdown)|Playlist Dropdown (foo_uie_playlists_dropdown)]] Displays the playlist in a dropdown menu.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Tree (foo_playlist_tree)|Playlist Tree (foo_playlist_tree)]] Tree based media library with many available customizations.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Power Panels (foo_uie_powerpanels)|Power Panels (foo_uie_powerpanels)]] Seekbar and volume transparent version panels. Useful for theming.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ProjectM Visualisation Panel (foo_uie_vis_projectM)|ProjectM Visualisation Panel (foo_uie_vis_projectM)]] Based on the ProjectM project, which is a reimplementation of Milkdrop under OpenGL.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Queue Contents Editor (foo queuecontents)|Queue Contents Editor (foo_queuecontents)]] Edit and view queue contents using an UI Element.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Queue Manager (foo_uie_queuemanager)|Queue Manager (foo_uie_queuemanager)]] It provides a window that shows the queue's contents and allows you to delete parts of them or clear the whole queue.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Shpeck (foo_vis_shpeck)|Shpeck (foo_vis_shpeck)]] Winamp visualisation plugins wrapper.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Tabs (foo_uie_tabs)|Tabs (foo_uie_tabs)]] Tabs allows you to break Pauli's Exclusion principle by placing multiple panels in the same position at the same time.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Typefind (foo_typefind)|Typefind (foo_typefind)]] Provides some in-line search facilities.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Waveform Seekbar (foo_wave_seekbar)|Waveform Seekbar (foo_wave_seekbar)]] Panel for CUI with seekbar functionality on top of the waveform of the playing song.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/WmpVis (foo_uie_wmpvis)|WmpVis (foo_uie_wmpvis)]] Uses the visualizations from WMP.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/WSH panel (foo_uie_wsh_panel)|WSH panel (foo_uie_wsh_panel)]] Windows script host panel.

===DSP===
====Multichannel audio====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ATSurround Processor (foo_dsp_atsurround)|ATSurround Processor (foo_dsp_atsurround)]] Reproduces surround sound information present in many stereo audio material and more.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Channel Mixer (foo_channel_mixer)|Channel Mixer (foo_channel_mixer)]] Up/down mix to/from 1-6 channels.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Dolby Pro Logic II wrapper (foo_dsp_pl2)|Dolby Pro Logic II wrapper (foo_dsp_pl2)]] Dolby Pro Logic II engine DLL (dll not included).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Downmix (foo_dsp_downmix)|Downmix (foo_dsp_downmix)]] Downmix [[AC3]], [[DTS]], etc. to stereo.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/FreeSurround (foo_dsp_fsurround)|FreeSurround (foo_dsp_fsurround)]] It takes Dolby Surround / Pro Logic I/II encoded stereo music and decodes it into 5.1 sound.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Surround Pan (foo_dsp_span)|Surround Pan (foo_dsp_span)]] WYSIWYG Surround panning.

====Headphones====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/4Front Headphones (foo_dsp_headphones9)|4Front Headphones (foo_dsp_headphones9)]] Effects for headphone users.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/BS2D (foo_dsp_bs2p)|BS2D (foo_dsp_bs2p)]] Improves headphone listening of regular hi-fi stereo records.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Crossfeed (foo_dsp_crossfeed)|Crossfeed (foo_dsp_crossfeed)]] Filters the music to help reduce fatigue caused by listening to music with headphones.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Dolby Headphone Wrapper (foo_dsp_dolbyhp)|Dolby Headphone Wrapper (foo_dsp_dolbyhp)]] Dolby Headphone engine DLL.

====Utilities====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Post-track Silence (foo_dsp_silence)|Post-track Silence (foo_dsp_silence)]] Inserts a configurable amount of silence after each track to help external devices like MiniDisc players to sync track changes.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Voice Cut Filter (foo_dsp_centercut)|Voice Cut Filter (foo_dsp_centercut)]] Voice cut filter.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Equalizer split (foo_dsp_eqsplit)|Equalizer split (foo_dsp_eqsplit)]] A meta-DSP that feeds each channel into a separate equalizer instance.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/XOver (foo_dsp_xover)|XOver (foo_dsp_xover)]] Implements this digital crossover to achieve active multi-amplification.

====Effects====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Soundtouch (foo_dsp_soundtouch)|Soundtouch (foo_dsp_soundtouch)]] Adjust pitch, tempo and rate.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Tube Sound (foo_dsp_tube)|Tube Sound (foo_dsp_tube)]] Emulate tube sound.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/VLevel (foo_dsp_vlevel)|VLevel (foo_dsp_vlevel)]] Dynamic compressor which amplifies the quiet parts of music.

====Converters====
* [[Foobar2000:Components/HDCD Decoder (foo_dsp_hdcd)|HDCD Decoder (foo_dsp_hdcd)]] This DSP component will decode [[HDCD]] data in any 16-bit PCM stream passed through it, resulting in 20-bit PCM.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/LPCM - Delta-PCM Converter (foo_dsp_delta)|LPCM - Delta-PCM Converter (foo_dsp_delta)]] Noise sharpening filter.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/SSRC (foo_dsp_ssrc)|SSRC (foo_dsp_ssrc)]] Sample rate converter.

====Multi-purpose====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/OSS/3D (foo_dsp_oss3ddsp)|OSS/3D (foo_dsp_oss3ddsp)]] Audio enhancement. SHAREWARE.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Stereo Convolver (foo_dsp_stereoconv)|Stereo Convolver (foo_dsp_stereoconv)]] Take stereo audio and convolve each channel with two impulse responses.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Winamp DSP Bridge (foo_dsp_winamp)|Winamp DSP Bridge (foo_dsp_winamp)]] Allows the use of Winamp DSPs.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/VST adapter|VST 2.4 adapter (foo_vst)]] Allows Foobar2000 users to use VST 2.4 plug-ins equally with “native” ones.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/George Yohng's VST Wrapper (foo_dsp_vstwrap)|George Yohng's VST Wrapper (foo_dsp_vstwrapper)]] Enables VST plug-ins.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/VST Host (foo_dsp_vst)|VST Host (foo_dsp_vst)]] Adds support to Virtual Studio Technology audio interface.

===Input===
====Music decoders====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/AC3 Decoder (foo_ac3)|AC3 Decoder (foo_ac3)]] Decodes Dolby Digital lossy audio compression technologies format ([[AC3]]).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/DTS Decoder (foo_dts)|DTS Decoder (foo_dts)]] Decodes Digital Theater Systems ([[DTS]]) audio format.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MIDI Synthesizer Host (foo_midi)|MIDI Synthesizer Host (foo_midi)]] Adds decoding support for General MIDI files (.MID) and RIFF MIDI files (.RMI) as well as several proprietary MIDI formats (.MIDS, .GMF, .HMI, .HMP, .MUS, .XMI).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/OptimFROG Lossless Audio Decoder (foo_input_ofr)|OptimFROG Lossless Audio Decoder (foo_input_ofr)]] Decodes both the Lossless ([[OptimFROG|OFR]]) and DualStream (OFS) audio format.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Shorten Decoder (foo_input_shorten)|Shorten Decoder (foo_input_shorten)]] Decodes Shorten ([[SHN]]) audio format.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/SPDIF Passthrough (foo_spdif)|SPDIF Passthrough (foo_spdif)]] SPDIF passthrough for [[AC3]] and [[DTS]] files.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/TAK Decoder (foo_input_tak)|TAK Decoder (foo_input_tak)]] Adds support for decoding and tagging [[TAK]] files as well as reading embedded album art.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/TTA Audio Decoder (foo_input_tta)|TTA Audio Decoder (foo_input_tta)]] Decodes True Audio ([[TTA]]) audio format.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/DVD Audio Decoder (foo_input_dvda)|DVD Audio Decoder (foo_input_dvda)]] Decodes DVD Audio ([[DVD Audio]]) Disks.

====Other decoders====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ADPCM Decoder (foo_adpcm)|ADPCM Decoder (foo_adpcm)]] Plays GameCube ADPCM audio data and some. (DSP, ADP, GCM, HPS, STM, AST, etc.)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/AdPlug decoder (foo_input_adplug)|AdPlug decoder (foo_input_adplug)]] Adds decoding support for all Adlib FM chip formats supported by the AdPlug library.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Another Slight Atari Player (foo_asap)|Another Slight Atari Player (foo_asap)]] [http://asap.sourceforge.net/ ASAP] is a player/converter of Atari 8-bit music for modern computers. It provides high-quality, identical to the popular Atari800 emulator, emulation of the POKEY sound chip and the 6502 processor.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/AviSynth decoder (foo_input_avs)|AviSynth decoder (foo_input_avs)]] Adds decoding support for AviSynth scripts (.AVS), audio only.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/DSDIFF Decoder (foo_input_dsdiff)|DSDIFF Decoder (foo_input_dsdiff)]] Adds decoding support for DSDIFF files (.DFF).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/DUMB Module Decoder (foo_dumb)|DUMB Module Decoder (foo_dumb)]] Plays your favorite module files, and then some. (MOD, S3M, XM, IT, 669, PTM, PSM, MTM, UMX)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Game Emu Player (foo_gep)|Game Emu Player (foo_gep)]] Plays several emulation formats. (GBS, NSF, SPC, GYM, HES, VGM)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Ganbatte! (foo_ganbatte)|Ganbatte! (foo_ganbatte)]] Plays compressed Edlib (.d00, .d01) files.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Hively Tracker Decoder (foo_input_hvl)|Hively Tracker Decoder (foo_input_hvl)]] Adds decoding support for Hively Tracker files (.HVL) as well as Abyss' Highest eXperience files (.AHX).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Lunar 2 PCM Decoder (foo_lunar2)|Lunar 2 PCM Decoder (foo_lunar2)]] Plays audio files found on the original Lunar: Eternal Blue CD (RP*.PCM).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/M1 Decoder (foo_m1)|M1 Decoder (foo_m1)]] Plays arcade/pinball game sound.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MDX Decoder (foo_input_mdx)|MDX Decoder (foo_input_mdx)]] MDX is a MIDI-like format that is designed to be played using the X68000's FM synthesizer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/NSF Decoder (foo_input_nsf)|NSF Decoder (foo_input_nsf)]] NSF file is a sound data file containing instructions for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) sound hardware.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/PSF Decoder (foo_psf)|PSF Decoder (foo_psf)]] Plays PlayStation Sound Format (PSF) files.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/QSF decoder (foo_input_qsf)|QSF decoder (foo_input_qsf)]] Adds decoding support for Capcom QSound Sound Format files (.QSF/.MINIQSF).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Reverse (foo_input_reverse)|Reverse (foo_input_reverse)]] Play music in reverse.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/S98 Decoder (foo_input_s98)|S98 Decoder (foo_input_s98)]] Sound format for the NEC PC-98 microcomputer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/SID Player 2 (foo_sid)|SID Player 2 (foo_sid)]] Sound chip of Commodore's CBM-II, Commodore 64 and Commodore 128 home computers.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/SNESAPU input (foo snesapu)|SNESAPU input (foo_snesapu)]] Adds an alternative decoder for Super Nintendo SPC Sound Format files (.SPC).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/USF Decoder (foo_input_usf)|USF Decoder (foo_input_usf)]] Decodes sound data ripped directly from a Nintendo 64 video game.

===Visualisation===
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Musical Spectrum (foo_musical_spectrum)|Musical Spectrum (foo_musical_spectrum)]] Displays frequencies corresponding to musical notes. Compatible with default UI and Columns UI.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Peakmeter (foo uie peakmeter)|Peakmeter for Columns UI (foo_uie_peakmeter)]] Displays the level for each channel in dB.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Peakmeter Spectrum (foo uie vis peakmeter spectrum)|Peakmeter and spectrum analyzer (foo_uie_vis_peakmeter_spectrum)]] Plugin that combines a peakmeter with a spectrum analyzer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ProjectM Visualisation (foo_vis_projectM)|ProjectM Visualisation (foo_vis_projectM)]] Based on the ProjectM project, which is a reimplementation of Milkdrop under OpenGL.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Shpeck (foo_vis_shpeck)|Shpeck (foo_vis_shpeck)]] Winamp visualisation plugins wrapper.
* [[#wmpvis|WmpVis (foo_uie_wmpvis)]] Uses the visualizations from WMP. ''Panel version only''.

===Other===
====General====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Alarm (foo_alarm)|Alarm (foo_alarm)]] Starts playback at the specified period of time.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Automatic BPM Analyser (foo_bpm)|Automatic BPM Analyser (foo_bpm)]] Automatically calculate the BPM of songs. Manual BPM calculation also available.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Autosave & Autobackup (foo_jesus)|Autosave & Autobackup (foo_jesus)]] Allows periodic automatic saving of configuration and other data in foobar2000 and keeping backup copies of such data.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Channel Usage Visualisation (foo_vis_channelusage)|Channel Usage Visualisation (foo_vis_channelusage)]] Channel Usage Visualisation.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/EXTM3U Playlist Creator (foo_extm3u)|EXTM3U Playlist Creator (foo_extm3u)]] Allow to save current playlist in the EXTM3U format.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Feature Watcher (foo_whatsnew)|Feature Watcher (foo_whatsnew)]] Watches for added or removed features.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/File Date (foo_filedate)|File Date (foo_filedate)]] Add to file tag date added, accessed, created or modified from context menu entries.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/HyperIM (foo_2hyperim)|HyperIM (foo_2hyperim)]] Provides 19 media macros.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Infospect (foo_infospect)|Infospect (foo_infospect)]] Displays low level playback information.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/iPod Manager (foo_dop)|iPod Manager (foo_dop)]] Experimental iPod plugin for foobar2000 0.9.2+, currently in alpha version.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Logitech G15 LCD Display (foo_g15lcd)|Logitech G15 LCD Display (foo_g15lcd)]] Control the LCD panel on a Logitech G15 keyboard.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Logitech LCD Display & Visualization (foo_logitech_lcd)|Logitech LCD Display & Visualization (foo_logitech_lcd)]] Customizable visualizations and track info on the LCD panel on a Logitech G15/G19/Z-10.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Menu Addons (foo_menu_addons)|Menu Addons (foo_menu_addons)]] Adds a few shortcuts in menu.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Open URL (foo_openurl)|Open URL (foo_openurl)]] Adds a context menu item to open URLs from metadata fields in a web browser.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Pause On Lock (foo_lock)|Pause On Lock (foo_lock)]] Pauses/unpauses foobar2000 on workstation lock/unlock.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Pause on Lock (extended) (foo_lock_ex)|Pause on Lock (extended) (foo_lock_ex)]] Pause playing on workstation lock. Optimized for use with Windows XP/2003.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Preview (foo_preview)|Preview (foo_preview)]] Play only part of each track in the playlist.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Replaygain Override (foo_rg_trn)|Replaygain Override (foo_rg_trn)]] Allows you to automatically switch between replaygain modes based on specified criteria (e.g. use track based RG for shuffle mode, etc.)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Run (foo_run)|Run (foo_run)]] Able you to run a external program with the foobar syntax.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Run Commands (foo_runcmd)|Run Commands (foo_runcmd)]] Search and execute menu commands.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Scheduler (foo_scheduler)|Scheduler (foo_scheduler)]] Plugin for scheduling actions like play, stop, system shutdown/wake up and many more.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Seek (foo_seek)|Seek (foo_seek)]] offers different ways of seeking inside one or more tracks: preview, rewind/fast-forward, loop, and repeat A–B.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Seekbox (foo_seek_box)|Seekbox (foo_seek_box)]] Main menu item that pops up a box for seeking to a particular hh:mm:ss time in the current track.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Send To Device (foo_sendtodevice)|Send To Device (foo_sendtodevice)]] Add "Send to Device" feature.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Shell Link Resolver (foo_lnk)|Shell Link Resolver (foo_lnk)]] Shell link resolver.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Timebomb (foo_timebomb)|Timebomb (foo_timebomb)]] Stop playback / exit program after a specified time.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Unix archive support (foo_unpack_unix)|Unix archive support (foo_unpack_unix)]] Adds support for reading from Unix Tape Archives (.TAR), gzip files (.GZ), and bzip2 files (.BZ2).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Unpacker for 7-Zip archive (foo_unpack_7z) |Unpacker for 7-Zip archive (foo_unpack_7z)]]
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Unpacker for JMA archive (foo_unpack_jma)|Unpacker for JMA archive (foo_unpack_jma)]]
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Unpacker for LHA archive (foo_unpack_lha)|Unpacker for LHA archive (foo_unpack_lha)]]
* [[Foobar2000:Components/UPnP/DLNA Renderer, Server, Control Point (foo_upnp)|UPnP/DLNA Renderer, Server, Control Point (foo_upnp)]]
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Winamp API Emulator (foo_winamp_spam)|Winamp API Emulator (foo_winamp_spam)]] Designed to create a fake Winamp 1.x window which will act as a wrapper between applications written to use the Winamp API and foobar2000.

====Lyrics====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Gasazip Lyrics (foo_gasazip)|Gasazip Lyrics (foo_gasazip)]] Search for lyrics and displays it in external window.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Lyrics Show 2(foo_uie_lyrics2)|Lyrics Show 2 (foo_uie_lyrics2)]] Downloads and displays lyrics, with LRC/timestamp support.
*Lyrics Show 3 (foo_uie_lyrics3) An update of foo_uie_lyrics2 ([http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=90338 More Info])
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/LyricsDB (foo_lyricsdb)|LyricsDB (foo_lyricsdb)]] Search lyrics basing on song's artist title and sometimes album.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/foo_lyricsgrabber2|Lyrics Grabber 2 (foo_lyricsgrabber2)]] Downloads lyrics and stores them in tags.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Mini Lyrics (foo_ui_minilyrics)|Mini Lyrics (foo_ui_minilyrics)]] Lyrics viewer for synchronizing and displaying lyrics of the currently playing song.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Sakura Script Lyrics (foo_sstp_lyrics)|Sakura Script Lyrics (foo_sstp_lyrics)]] Plays a SAKURA script lyrics to a SSP client.

====Notifier====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/AMIP Wrapper (foo_amipwrapper)|AMIP Wrapper (foo_amipwrapper)]] Complete now-playing plug-in for mIRC, PIRCH, Klient, Bersirc, other IRC and Mail clients, supporting full player control from mIRC, playlist search, clipboard integration, HTTP, dynamic image signatures, etc.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Listening To (foo_listeningto)|Listening To (foo_listeningto)]] Sends NowPlaying information to Miranda IM.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Miranda IM Notifier (foo_mim_notify)|Miranda IM Notifier (foo_mim_notify)]] Sends configurable information about the current playing song to Miranda-IM and shows popup windows with this info.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MSN avatar changer (foo_uie_albumart_msn)|MSN avatar changer (foo_uie_albumart_msn)]] Set currently playing song's album art as avatar.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MSN Now Playing (alt) (foo_msnalt)|MSN Now Playing (alt) (foo_msnalt)]] Show the current song as "Now Playing" in MSN and Windows Live messenger.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/On-Screen Display (foo_osd)|On-Screen Display (foo_osd)]] On screen display of track information and volume bar.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/On-Screen Display GDI (foo_osd_gdiplus)|On-Screen Display GDI (foo_osd_gdiplus)]] Same as foo_osd but uses GDI+ for osd drawing.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Pretty Popup (foo_prettypop)|Pretty Popup (foo_prettypop)]] Display a moderately sized popup of song information when a new song plays.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Titlebar (foo_managed_wrapper)|Titlebar (foo_managed_wrapper)]] Creates a personal title bar that shows the currently playing song on the top of the screen. Supports custom-made skins.
* [[foobar2000:Components/Windows 7 Integration (foo_w7shell)|Windows 7 Integration (foo_w7shell)]] Integrates certain features into the Windows 7 Taskbar; seekbar, control buttons, etc.
* [[Foobar2000:Components_0.9/WLM_Notifier_(foo_wlm)|Windows Live Notifier (foo_wlm)]] Shows current song as "Now Playing" in in MSN Messenger and Windows Live messenger (WLM). Supports unicode.

====Online database====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Audioscrobbler (foo_audioscrobbler)|Audioscrobbler (foo_audioscrobbler)]] Audioscrobbler will send the name of every song you play on your computer to Last.fm. This effortlessly populates your profile to play radio you like and make personalized recommendations.

====Online radio====
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Podcatcher (foo_podcatcher)|Podcatcher (foo_podcatcher)]] A podcatcher component for subscribing to, downloading, and playing RSS and Atom podcast feeds in foobar2000.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Subsonic (foo_subsonic)|Subsonic (foo_subsonic)]] A component to connect foobar to subsonic servers or subsonic compatible API.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Vorbis Streamer (foo_vorbisstream)|Vorbis Streamer (foo_vorbisstream)]] Streams Vorbis and associated metadata to Icecast2 and Shoutcast servers.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/XM Radio Online Player (foo_xm)|XM Radio Online Player (foo_xm)]] Allow you to listen to XM Radio channels over the Internet by using XM Radio Online.

====Playlist tools====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Audioscrobble Charts (foo_scrobblecharts)|Audioscrobble Charts (foo_scrobblecharts)]] Generate a playlist from an artist's Last.fm chart. It also allows you to sort a selection in the playlist by the artist's charts.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Bin Pack (foo_binpack)|Bin Pack (foo_binpack)]] Creates playlists from a list with a maximum length.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Command Playlist (foo_cmd_playlist)|Command Playlist (foo_cmd_playlist)]] Add /playlist-activate:"Name" to the foobar command line to activate the named playlist.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Cuesheet Creator (foo_cuesheet_creator)|Cuesheet Creator (foo_cuesheet_creator)]] Cuesheet creator.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Database Search (foo_dbsearch)|Database Search (foo_dbsearch)]] Database search.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Default Video Player (foo_default_videoplayer)|Default Video Player (foo_default_videoplayer)]] Allows you to play your video clips from foobar playlist with default external player.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Delete Current (foo_deletecurrent)|Delete Current (foo_deletecurrent)]] Adds a menu item giving the possibility to delete from computer the current playing track.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Highlight Playing (foo_highlightplaying)|Highlight Playing (foo_highlightplaying)]] Highlights actual now playing item even when the playlist has been broken.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/History (foo_history)|History (foo_history)]] Very basic song history.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Inactive Tracks (foo_skip)|Inactive Tracks (foo_skip)]] Skips tracks that are marked via a tag as inactive.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MeowDB (foo_meowdb)|MeowDB (foo_meowdb)]] Takes the Media Library and outputs the results to a form and uploads it to your server using the cURL library.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Navigator (foo_navigator)|Navigator (foo_navigator)]] Advanced history component.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Now Playing Simple (foo_np_simple)|Now Playing Simple (foo_np_simple)]] Simple now playing plugin to output formatted string to plain text file.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playback Queue Viewer (foo_pqview)|Playback Queue Viewer (foo_pqview)]] Playback queue viewer.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Bind (foo_playlist_bind)|Playlist Bind (foo_playlist_bind)]] Synchronize playlist with contents of specific directory.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Clear (foo_playlistclear)|Playlist Clear (foo_playlistclear)]] All playlists are cleared at startup.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Playlist History (foo playlisthistory)|Playlist History (foo playlisthistory)]] Enables playlist history in foobar2000, similar to page history in browsers.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Manager (foo_playlist_manager)|Playlist Manager (foo_playlist_manager)]] Playlist manager.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Name Enhenced (foo_playlist_name_enhanced)|Playlist Name Enhenced (foo_playlist_name_enhanced)]] Appends automatically playlist info ("items / length") to all playlist names.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Tools (foo_utils)|Playlist Tools (foo_utils)]] Provides various general commands.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playlist Tools for Matroska (foo_utils_mka)|Playlist Tools for Matroska (foo_utils_mka)]] Provides various general commands.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Queue Manager (foo_queuemanager)|Queue Manager (foo_queuemanager)]] It provides a window that shows the queue's contents and allows you to delete parts of them or clear the whole queue. ''Non-ColumnUI obsolete version, try panel version instead.''
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Randomized Playlist Entry (foo_random)|Randomized Playlist Entry (foo_random)]] Randomized playlist entry.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Rating (foo_rating)|Rating (foo_rating)]] Display an icon in the systray with a tooltip popup from which you can choose a rating between 1 and 5 for the currently playing file.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Remove Played (foo_removeplayed)|Remove Played (foo_removeplayed)]] It removes tracks from the playlist once they've been played.
* [[Foobar2000:Components/Soft Playlists (foo_softplaylists)|Soft Playlists (foo_softplaylists)]] Can create different Last.fm related playlists, love tracks on Last.fm and save and load XSPF playlists (make playlists without hard paths).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Track Finder (foo_trackfinder)|Track Finder (foo_trackfinder)]] Displays a context menu that lets you quickly find songs based on their album title or artists name.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Track Position (foo_trackpos)|Track Position (foo_trackpos)]] Provides a new context menu item "place after current playing", that allows you to place any tracks after the current playing one in the playing playlist.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/XSPF (foo_xspf)|XSPF (foo_xspf)]] Adds XSPF support. XSPF is an open, XML based playlist format.

====Playback statistics====
* [[Foobar2000:Components_1.0/foo_enhanced_playcount|Enhanced Playback Statistics (foo_enhanced_playcount)]] Stores timestamp of every song play, and also retrieves scrobbles from last.fm.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Playback Statistics Custom (foo_playback_custom)|Playback Statistics Custom (foo_playback_custom)]] Stores playback statistics in tags like foo_playcount_mod, with claimed faster response, and uses foo_custominfo db if file is unavailable for writing.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Play Count Mod (foo_playcount_mod)|Play Count Mod (foo_playcount_mod)]] Unofficial playcount modded to supress the update tag popups.

====Remote control====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Advanced Controls (foo_advancedcontrols)|Advanced Controls (foo_advancedcontrols)]] Control all the playback functions from icons in the Taskbar Notification Area (play, pause, next, previous, open)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Bluetooth Control (foo_bluetooth_ctrl)|Bluetooth Control (foo_bluetooth_ctrl)]] Control your favourite music player using your favourite Symbian-based bluetooth enabled phone.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/COM Automation Server (foo_comserver2)|COM Automation Server (foo_comserver2)]] Allows controlling foobar2000 through COM Automation
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Control Server (foo_controlserver)|Control Server (foo_controlserver)]] Acts as a server to control Foobar2000. Connect with a telnet client and control it using ASCII commands.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/DDE Control (foo_ddecontrol)|DDE Control (foo_ddecontrol)]] Control foobar remotelly with DDE interprocess communication (interface in japanese only).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/HTTP Writer (foo_write_http)|HTTP Writer (foo_write_http)]] It's TCP/IP server that listens on a specified port for incoming requests such as play, stop, etc.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Joystick Control (foo_joystick_control)|Joystick Control (foo_joystick_control)]] Control foobar2000 from a joystick/gamepad.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/MIDI Transport(foo_miditransport)|MIDI Transport (foo_miditransport)]] Control Foobar2k from external MIDI controllers (CC and MMC transport).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Minibar2k (foo_Minibar2k)|Minibar2k (foo_Minibar2k)]] Control Foobar2k from your PDA (PocketPC based).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Remote Control (foo_remotecontrol)|Remote Control (foo_remotecontrol)]] Adds support to Melloware Intelliremote software which claims to work with Creative remote control (Soundblaster Live!, Audigy, Extigy, Audigy ZS and Soundblaster X-Fi.)
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/RM-1800 (foo_mr1800)|RM-1800 (foo_mr1800)]] Adds support of Creative X-Fi's remote (RM-1800).
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/RM-X Media Edition (foo_rmx)|RM-X Media Edition (foo_rmx)]] Yet another plugin for remote control. SHAREWARE.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/WinLIRC Client (foo_lirc)|WinLIRC Client (foo_lirc)]] Control Foobar from a remote control.

====Tagging====
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Chacon (foo_chacon)|Chacon (foo_chacon)]] Chacon is a simple tool for fixing tags by converting them between different character sets.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Custom Info (foo_custominfo)|Custom Info (foo_custominfo)]] Allows you to set info fields for files without modifying them.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Discogs (foo_discogs)|Discogs (foo_discogs)]] Retrieve info and album art from Discogs.com database.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Freedb Tagger (foo_freedb2)|Freedb Tagger (foo_freedb2)]] Freedb.org tagger. Now included with official foobar2000 installers.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Live Show Tagger (foo_tradersfriend)|Live Show Tagger (foo_tradersfriend)]] Live show tagger.
* [[Foobar2000:Components 1.0/m-TAGS component (foo_tags)|m-TAGS component (foo_tags)]] Support for m-TAGS metadata separation (tags are kept in separate files)

==External links==
* {{foobar2000|http://www.foobar2000.org/components|Components Repository}}
* {{ha|https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,42730.0.html|Wanted v0.9 plugin ports}} - list of components from earlier versions not yet ported to 0.9.x.

Foo cdda

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Foobar2000:Components/CD Audio Decoder (foo cdda)

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{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = CD Audio Decoder
| module_name = foo_cdda
| developer = Peter Pawlowski
| stable_release = 3.0
| use = Playback
}}
The '''CD Audio Decoder''' component is used for [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|CDDA]] playback and ripping.

==See also==
* [[foobar2000:Ripping CDs with foobar2000|Ripping CDs with foobar2000]]

Windows Media Player

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'''Windows Media Player''' is the standard media player shipping with Microsoft Windows since Windows 98. It's a very advanced player based on the DirectShow multimedia platform.

==External links==
* [http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17615 Windows Media Player 12]
* {{wikipedia|Windows Media Player}}

[[Category:CD Rippers]][[Category:Media Players]]

Foobar2000:Converter

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{{panel|This page contains information specific to the new Converter included with foobar2000 versions 1.1 and newer.|color=yellow}}

The Converter component is included with foobar2000 installers. It allows you to convert your audio files to other file formats.

Note that the Converter component is required for [[foobar2000:Ripping CDs|ripping CDs with foobar2000]].

= Supported file formats=
==Source file formats==
The converter supports any formats playable by your foobar2000 configuration, natively or through optional input components.

==Output file formats==
* [[WAV]] - natively
* [[Wave64]] - natively
* [[AIFF]] - natively
* [[AU|AU/SND]] - natively
* [[FLAC]] - command-line encoder executable (FLAC.exe) required
* [[MP3]] - using [[LAME]] - command-line encoder executable (LAME.exe) required
* [[AAC|AAC/MP4]] - using [[Nero AAC]] encoder - command-line encoder executable (neroAacEnc.exe) required
* [[Ogg Vorbis]] - command-line encoder executable (OggEnc.exe) required
* [[WavPack]] - command-line encoder executable (wavpack.exe) required
* [[Musepack]] - command-line encoder executable (mpcenc.exe) required

[[Image:Foobar2000-Preferences-Advanced-Tools-Converter.png|thumb|Advanced preferences.]]
More output file formats can be added using [[Foobar2000:Preferences:converter:custom presets|"custom" encoder mode]] with other command-line encoders. Archives containing converter executables can be found at http://rarewares.org (Rarewares). Paths to converter executables can be added using <code>Preferences|Advanced|Tools|Converter|Additional command-line encoder paths</code>, pictured.
 

= Converter Setup dialog =

[[Image:Foobar2000_11_Converter_Setup.png|thumb]]

The Converter Setup dialog consists of:
* An overview page summarizing current settings and allowing you to easily manage presets.
* Subpages that deal with specific aspects of conversion:
** Output file format selection
** Conversion destination - target folder, file splitting and file name formatting
** Processing - ReplayGain, DSP, and processing offered by optional components for things like DTS, [[HDCD]], and [[pre-emphasis]]
** Other - optional preview generation, actions to perform after the conversion.

== Destination subpage ==

[[Image:Foobar2000_128_Converter_Setup_Destination.png|thumb]]

The Destination subpage defines how and where the converter generates the output files.

* Output path: This section defines the root folder where output files are generated.
* If the file already exists: This section defines how the converter handles file name conflicts with existing files. It can either overwrite the existing file or skip the file. If "Ask" is selected the converter will display a dialog window each time a file name conflict occurs during conversion. If "Skip" or "Overwrite" is selected it will always skip or overwrite files.
* Output style and file name formatting: This section defines whether each track is converted to a separate file or multiple tracks are put into one file. The name format for both the single-track and the multi-track options allows the use of / (forward slash) or \ (backward slash) to generate subfolders inside the chosen root folder.
** Convert each track to an individual file: Like the name of the option suggests the converter will generate one output file for each selected tracks.
** Generate multi-track files: All tracks with the same formatted name will be put into the same file. If the output format has native support for multiple tracks in one file (e.g. Ogg and MP4 containers), the converter will use this. Otherwise the converter will generate an accompanying cue sheet file (.cue) for each multi-track file.
** Merge all tracks into one output file: A single file is generated for all selected tracks. The converter will display a dialog window to choose the destination file name when conversion is started. The generated file contains a single track. No cue sheet file is generated.

== Usage tips ==
You can navigate between the overview page and the most recently viewed subpage using browse forward/back buttons on your mouse.

You can also navigate through all the subpages with Ctrl+Tab / Shift+Ctrl+Tab.

= See also =
[[Foobar2000:Ripping CDs|Ripping CDs with foobar2000]]
Hope this helps newer users:

In order for a user to get to the Converter Setup dialog:

Put a song or songs in your Foobar2000 Playlist pane. Drag and drop from a folder you have of songs.
Highlight a song or songs in the Playlist and right click with
your mouse pointer over them.
Select: Convert.
Now either choose Quick Convert (This assumes that you have already
setup the conversion options to your liking)
or select: ...
This opens the Converter Setup dialog.
Here you may choose the Output format of the conversion.
For instance; FLAC or MP3.
If you see no conversion options; go to the foobar2000 site and
download the Free Encoder Pack. Close foobar2000 if it is already open and install this program and you will then have conversion options.

Also choose your destination folder for the converted output files.
Example: User-- My Music-- Foobar2000 Conversions
Create the Foobar2000 Conversions folder yourself.
This will make it easy to find your converted music files.

Once all of your conversions are completed and renamed and regrouped
if required, if making a music mix, move them to your music library folder or perhaps to My Music-- Artist-- Album.
If you just wanted songs converted to .mp3's for your portable music
player or USB flash drive, plug in the usb cable for it to your computer and open the music player folder. Drag and drop the .mp3's into it. Either keep the original converted .mp3's or delete them.

The Converter Setup dialog cannot be found in File-- Preferences menu.

Cue sheet

2019-01-10T17:50:42Z

C3POwen: /* Cue sheet commands */ Added specific "FLAGS".

A '''cue sheet''' (or '''CUE file''', '''.cue''', '''CUE sheet''', etc.) is a formatted text file which provides index and other supplemental information for one or more audio files. A cue sheet is generally used in conjunction with either extracting from or burning to [[Compact Disc|CD]]. For example, when a CD's complete audio content has been ripped to a single file, a cue sheet contains information about the track boundaries, and CD-R burning software can use it to make a copy of the original CD with the same track layout as the original. Cue sheets can also be used when writing data CDs.

Increasingly, cue sheets are being used as playlists: you load the cue sheet in a media player, and it can play an "image" (single-file) rip as if it were separate files, one for each track. Cue sheets can be used for file-per-track rips as well, but many such rips require that the cue sheet not adhere strictly to the original specification's rules.

==Cue sheet contents==
All cue sheets contain the following info:
* The name & type of at least one file being indexed (an audio file, normally);
* A numbered list of tracks each file corresponds to or contains;
* The start point (index 01) for each track, time-wise (MM:SS:FF format).

Cue sheets may contain the following additional info:
* CD-Text [[metadata]] such as performer, title, songwriter for the disc and/or each track;
* ISRCs (sound recording IDs to burn)
* Special flags for CD burning (e.g. for pre-emphasis)
* Gap info (how much silence to insert before or after each track)
* Comments (which are used by some programs to store nonstandard metadata like genre, freeDB disc ID, etc.)

A cue sheet isn't necessary to make an exact copy of the audio portion of a CD; ripping & burning software will get you the audio wave data and can figure out where each track starts. However, a cue sheet ''can'' be used to specify the location of the first track (if it deviates from the standard), as well as certain subcode information, such as non-01 index points, CD-TEXT (which may not exist on the original CD), UPC/ISRC data, and [[pre-emphasis]] information.

A cue sheet ''is'' required to burn "hidden track one audio" ([[HTOA]]), which is audio that can only be played after scanning backwards from the beginning of track 1. A cue sheet may be needed when silent frames have been omitted from the beginning or end of files to be burned; the cue sheet can be used to reconstruct the pauses by telling the burner or player where to insert silence. A cue sheet may also be needed when there is a mix of audio and data tracks to be burned (unless the burning software is told which tracks are which).

== History ==
The cue sheet format was invented by Jeff Arnold of [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ GoldenHawk Technology] for use with his [[DAO]] ('''D'''isc '''A'''t '''O'''nce) and [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ CDRWIN] applications. The format has since been adopted as the ''de facto'' standard, and is used by various other applications, including the audio player [[foobar2000]]. The official cue sheet specification is widely accepted to be Appendix A of the CDRWIN User's Guide.

The name is taken from the '''SEND CUE SHEET''' command (as defined in the ''SCSI-3 Multimedia Commands'' specification), used for sending a binary-format cue sheet describing the disc layout to the drive before writing starts in SAO (Session-At-Once) write mode. The drive writes to the disc, using the cue sheet information to generate the P and Q subchannel data, and to retrieve the format and block size of the data transferred with the '''WRITE''' command.<ref>Text adapted from [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=42485&view=findpost&p=374579 a post by Martin H].</ref>

The DAO and CDRWIN software was developed for use on MS-DOS and early Windows systems, when it was common to refer to types of files by their file name extensions, in all-caps: TXT for text, DOC for Word document, and so on. Early references to cue sheets likewise referred to ''CUE files''. This convention continues to the present day, but the ''cue'' in the term ''cue sheet'' is not an acronym and need not be capitalized.

== Cue sheet commands ==
The following commands are detailed in the Appendix A of the [http://web.archive.org/web/20070221154246/http://www.goldenhawk.com/download/cdrwin.pdf CDRWIN User's Guide]:
* CATALOG – A 13-digit UPC/EAN code, also referred to as the Media Catolog Number (MCN). 12-digit UPC codes should be prefixed with a "0".
* CDTEXTFILE – A path to a file containing CD-Text info.
* FILE – A path to a file containing audio data, and to which subsequent commands apply.
* FLAGS – Per-track subcode flag(s):
** DCP - Digital copy permitted.
** 4CH - Four channel audio.
** PRE - Pre-emphasis enabled (audio tracks only).
** SCMS - Serial Copy Management System (not supported by all recorders).
* INDEX – Per-track index(es).
* ISRC – Per-track ISRC(s).
* PERFORMER – Per-disc or per-track performer name for CD-Text data.
* POSTGAP – Amount of post-track silence to add.
* PREGAP – Amount of pre-track silence to add.
* REM – A remark/comment to be ignored.
* SONGWRITER – Per-disc or per-track songwriter name for CD-Text data.
* TITLE – Per-disc or per-track title for CD-Text data.
* TRACK – Type of track to create, and to which subsequent commands apply.

=== Most often used ===
;FILE
:The FILE command specifies the file that the cue sheet is currently referencing. Valid file types are WAVE, MP3, AIFF, BINARY and MOTOROLA. Other formats, such as the lossless formats [[WavPack]] or [[FLAC]], can also be used under the WAVE file type.
;INDEX
:A number between 00 and 99. Index points are specified in MM:SS:FF format, and are relative to the start of the file currently referenced. MM is the number of minutes, SS the number of seconds, and FF the number of frames (there are seventy five frames to one second). INDEX 01 commands specify the beginning of a new track. INDEX 00 commands specify the pre-gap of a track; you may notice your [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]] player count up from a negative value before beginning a new track - this is the period between INDEX 00 and INDEX 01.
;PERFORMER
:At top-level this will specify the CD artist, while at track-level it specifies the track artist.
;PREGAP
:Used to specify the length of a track pre-gap, in MM:SS:FF format. Although the SCSI specs reserve the term ''pre-gap'' for the pause before a data track, in a cue sheet the PREGAP command can be used to create a pause before any kind of track, data or audio.
;REM
:Used to record comments in a cue sheet. This command is often used to store additional meta data to TITLE and PERFORMER, e.g.: the date or genre of the disc.
;TITLE
:At top-level this will specify the album name, while at track-level it specifies the track name.
;TRACK
:A number between 01 and 99, indicating the track number.

=== Whitespace ===
Line breaks must be used between commands. Spaces or tabs can be used to indent; they're ignored but can make the file easier to understand when viewing or manually editing. Customarily, for audio CDs, all the commands which apply to a particular file are indented under the FILE command, and those which apply to a specific track are further indented under the TRACK command.

=== Examples ===
'''A standard single file cue sheet'''
<pre>
REM GENRE Alternative
REM DATE 1991
REM DISCID 860B640B
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b4"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
TITLE "Loveless"
FILE "My Bloody Valentine - Loveless.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Only Shallow"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Loomer"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
INDEX 01 04:17:52
</pre>
The cue sheet above, created by [[EAC]], shows the first two tracks of a standard single file cue sheet. Note the use of REM commands to record additional [[metadata]], in the format '''REM <TAG> "<value>"'''. The '''PERFORMER''' and '''TITLE''' commands at the top of the cue sheet detail the [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|CD]] artist and album name respectively. The '''PERFORMER''' and '''TITLE''' commands at track-level specify the track artist and title.

TRACK 02's INDEX 01 entry does not state that the track is 4m 17.693s long, but that the beginning of the track is 4m 17.693s into the file (so TRACK 01 was in fact 4m 17.693s long). If TRACK 02 was 3m long exactly, TRACK 03's INDEX 01 value would be 07:17:52.

Also note the file reference specifying a relative path to the file (references can also be absolute) and the file type: [[WAV|WAVE]].

==== A single-file cue sheet with a TRACK 01 INDEX 00 hidden track ====
<pre>
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
TITLE "Silent Alarm"
FILE "Bloc Party - Silent Alarm.flac" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Like Eating Glass"
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
INDEX 00 00:00:00
INDEX 01 03:22:70
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Helicopter"
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
INDEX 00 07:42:69
INDEX 01 07:44:69
</pre>

The cue sheet above shows the first two tracks of a single file cue sheet for a disc with a hidden track at the start. Note that TRACK 01 INDEX 01 starts at 03:22:70 (3m 22.933s) instead of 00:00:00 as in the first example, and most cue sheets. The INDEX 00 index on TRACK 02 displays the more usual behaviour, being two seconds before INDEX 01.

As the INDEX 00 is on TRACK 01 you will not normally see the usual countdown from a negative value that you might see from an INDEX 00 command on a subsequent track. To listen to this track on a [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]] player you will need to start the disc playing and press rewind, to rewind, essentially, from 3m 22s into the disc back to the true beginning.

Also note that the file referenced is [[FLAC]], but the [[WAV|WAVE]] files type is used. For [[MP3]] files the file type "'''[[MP3]]'''" should be used, for [[AIFF]] you should use "'''[[AIFF]]'''", but for all other types "'''[[WAV|WAVE]]'''" is used.

==== Multiple files with corrected gaps ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 00:00:00
INDEX 01 00:00:28
</pre>
This multiple file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has gaps prepended to the next track. This method allows users to retain gaps, but by prepending the gap to the next track each track may begin with silence, which makes playback less satisfactory. This is a very uncommon way to rip CDs, even though it is more in line with the disc's actual track layout.

==== Multiple files with gaps left out ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
PREGAP 00:00:28
INDEX 01 00:00:00
</pre>
This multiple file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has removed the gaps, but artificially recreates silence between tracks using the PREGAP command. This is fine if the gap was silence, but unsatisfactory if it contained audio.

==== Multiple files with gaps (Noncompliant) ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
</pre>
This multiple-file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has gaps appended to the previous track, and is a favourite among users who rip to track files but wish to retain gap information. This format allows the user to retain gaps, but in a position in the track file that does not hinder playback. Unfortunately, this format is non-compliant; this type of rip, despite its popularity, was not supported by the original DAO and CDRWIN software for which cue sheets were designed. Applications that adhere to the cue sheet specification, like [[foobar2000]], will not be able to read it. Of course, [[EAC]] will read these cue sheets, as will the [[Compact Disc|CD]] burning application [[Burrrn]].

Note that INDEX 00 of TRACK 02 is set while still referencing the first FILE.

==== Single file version of the cue sheet used above ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
INDEX 01 02:48:27
</pre>
For reference, the cue sheet used in the examples above is in single file format.

== Example cue sheet ==
<pre>
REM GENRE Ska
REM DATE 1991
REM DISCID D00DA810
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b4"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
TITLE "Singles"
FILE "The Specials - Singles.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
INDEX 01 02:48:27
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Nite Klub"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 05:41:50
INDEX 01 05:42:27
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Too Much Too Young"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 08:53:47
INDEX 01 08:54:37
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Guns Of Navarone"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 10:59:20
INDEX 01 11:00:17
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Rat Race"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 13:20:55
INDEX 01 13:20:67
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Stereotype"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 16:29:67
INDEX 01 16:30:30
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "International Jet Set"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 20:19:27
INDEX 01 20:20:20
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Do Nothing"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 24:30:70
INDEX 01 24:32:27
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "Ghost Town"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 28:23:30
INDEX 01 28:23:42
TRACK 11 AUDIO
TITLE "Why?"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 34:21:37
INDEX 01 34:21:47
TRACK 12 AUDIO
TITLE "Friday Night, Saturday Morning"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 38:16:50
INDEX 01 38:16:55
TRACK 13 AUDIO
TITLE "War Crimes"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 41:50:07
INDEX 01 41:51:00
TRACK 14 AUDIO
TITLE "Racist Friend"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 45:50:55
INDEX 01 45:51:72
TRACK 15 AUDIO
TITLE "Nelson Mandela"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 49:35:55
INDEX 01 49:38:22
TRACK 16 AUDIO
TITLE "(What I Like Most About You Is Your) Girlfriend"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 54:11:00
INDEX 01 54:12:40
</pre>

== Useful applications ==
=== Playing ===
* [[foobar2000]]

=== Splitting ===
* [[ACDIR]]: http://nyaochi.sakura.ne.jp/xoops/modules/mysoftwares/tc_2.html
* CUE Splitter: http://www.enfis.it/downloads.php?cat_id=1
* CueProc: http://nyaochi.sakura.ne.jp/xoops/modules/mysoftwares/tc_6.html
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* pcutmp3: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=35654
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/
* WavSplit: http://tangerine.uw.hu/prog/

=== Joining ===
* CueMake: http://www.synthetic-soul.co.uk/files/cuemake/
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/

=== Creating ===
* CD Wave: http://www.milosoftware.com/cdwave/
* CueMaster: http://cuemaster.org/
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* [[Goldwave]]: http://www.goldwave.com/
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/
* Wave Repair: http://www.waverepair.com/
* CUEgenerator: http://cuegenerator.net/

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Gap settings]]
* [[EAC CUE Sheets]]

== External links ==
* Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Cue sheet (computing)|Cue sheet (computing)]]
* The Goldenhawk website: [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ goldenhawk.com]

[[Category:CD ripping]]

Cue sheet

2019-01-04T19:15:24Z

C3POwen: /* Cue sheet commands */ Expanded info on "CATALOG" command.

A '''cue sheet''' (or '''CUE file''', '''.cue''', '''CUE sheet''', etc.) is a formatted text file which provides index and other supplemental information for one or more audio files. A cue sheet is generally used in conjunction with either extracting from or burning to [[Compact Disc|CD]]. For example, when a CD's complete audio content has been ripped to a single file, a cue sheet contains information about the track boundaries, and CD-R burning software can use it to make a copy of the original CD with the same track layout as the original. Cue sheets can also be used when writing data CDs.

Increasingly, cue sheets are being used as playlists: you load the cue sheet in a media player, and it can play an "image" (single-file) rip as if it were separate files, one for each track. Cue sheets can be used for file-per-track rips as well, but many such rips require that the cue sheet not adhere strictly to the original specification's rules.

==Cue sheet contents==
All cue sheets contain the following info:
* The name & type of at least one file being indexed (an audio file, normally);
* A numbered list of tracks each file corresponds to or contains;
* The start point (index 01) for each track, time-wise (MM:SS:FF format).

Cue sheets may contain the following additional info:
* CD-Text [[metadata]] such as performer, title, songwriter for the disc and/or each track;
* ISRCs (sound recording IDs to burn)
* Special flags for CD burning (e.g. for pre-emphasis)
* Gap info (how much silence to insert before or after each track)
* Comments (which are used by some programs to store nonstandard metadata like genre, freeDB disc ID, etc.)

A cue sheet isn't necessary to make an exact copy of the audio portion of a CD; ripping & burning software will get you the audio wave data and can figure out where each track starts. However, a cue sheet ''can'' be used to specify the location of the first track (if it deviates from the standard), as well as certain subcode information, such as non-01 index points, CD-TEXT (which may not exist on the original CD), UPC/ISRC data, and [[pre-emphasis]] information.

A cue sheet ''is'' required to burn "hidden track one audio" ([[HTOA]]), which is audio that can only be played after scanning backwards from the beginning of track 1. A cue sheet may be needed when silent frames have been omitted from the beginning or end of files to be burned; the cue sheet can be used to reconstruct the pauses by telling the burner or player where to insert silence. A cue sheet may also be needed when there is a mix of audio and data tracks to be burned (unless the burning software is told which tracks are which).

== History ==
The cue sheet format was invented by Jeff Arnold of [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ GoldenHawk Technology] for use with his [[DAO]] ('''D'''isc '''A'''t '''O'''nce) and [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ CDRWIN] applications. The format has since been adopted as the ''de facto'' standard, and is used by various other applications, including the audio player [[foobar2000]]. The official cue sheet specification is widely accepted to be Appendix A of the CDRWIN User's Guide.

The name is taken from the '''SEND CUE SHEET''' command (as defined in the ''SCSI-3 Multimedia Commands'' specification), used for sending a binary-format cue sheet describing the disc layout to the drive before writing starts in SAO (Session-At-Once) write mode. The drive writes to the disc, using the cue sheet information to generate the P and Q subchannel data, and to retrieve the format and block size of the data transferred with the '''WRITE''' command.<ref>Text adapted from [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?s=&showtopic=42485&view=findpost&p=374579 a post by Martin H].</ref>

The DAO and CDRWIN software was developed for use on MS-DOS and early Windows systems, when it was common to refer to types of files by their file name extensions, in all-caps: TXT for text, DOC for Word document, and so on. Early references to cue sheets likewise referred to ''CUE files''. This convention continues to the present day, but the ''cue'' in the term ''cue sheet'' is not an acronym and need not be capitalized.

== Cue sheet commands ==
The following commands are detailed in the Appendix A of the [http://web.archive.org/web/20070221154246/http://www.goldenhawk.com/download/cdrwin.pdf CDRWIN User's Guide]:
* CATALOG – A 13-digit UPC/EAN code, also referred to as the Media Catolog Number (MCN). 12-digit UPC codes should be prefixed with a "0".
* CDTEXTFILE – A path to a file containing CD-Text info.
* FILE – A path to a file containing audio data, and to which subsequent commands apply.
* FLAGS – Per-track subcode flag(s).
* INDEX – Per-track index(es).
* ISRC – Per-track ISRC(s).
* PERFORMER – Per-disc or per-track performer name for CD-Text data.
* POSTGAP – Amount of post-track silence to add.
* PREGAP – Amount of pre-track silence to add.
* REM – A remark/comment to be ignored.
* SONGWRITER – Per-disc or per-track songwriter name for CD-Text data.
* TITLE – Per-disc or per-track title for CD-Text data.
* TRACK – Type of track to create, and to which subsequent commands apply.

=== Most often used ===
;FILE
:The FILE command specifies the file that the cue sheet is currently referencing. Valid file types are WAVE, MP3, AIFF, BINARY and MOTOROLA. Other formats, such as the lossless formats [[WavPack]] or [[FLAC]], can also be used under the WAVE file type.
;INDEX
:A number between 00 and 99. Index points are specified in MM:SS:FF format, and are relative to the start of the file currently referenced. MM is the number of minutes, SS the number of seconds, and FF the number of frames (there are seventy five frames to one second). INDEX 01 commands specify the beginning of a new track. INDEX 00 commands specify the pre-gap of a track; you may notice your [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]] player count up from a negative value before beginning a new track - this is the period between INDEX 00 and INDEX 01.
;PERFORMER
:At top-level this will specify the CD artist, while at track-level it specifies the track artist.
;PREGAP
:Used to specify the length of a track pre-gap, in MM:SS:FF format. Although the SCSI specs reserve the term ''pre-gap'' for the pause before a data track, in a cue sheet the PREGAP command can be used to create a pause before any kind of track, data or audio.
;REM
:Used to record comments in a cue sheet. This command is often used to store additional meta data to TITLE and PERFORMER, e.g.: the date or genre of the disc.
;TITLE
:At top-level this will specify the album name, while at track-level it specifies the track name.
;TRACK
:A number between 01 and 99, indicating the track number.

=== Whitespace ===
Line breaks must be used between commands. Spaces or tabs can be used to indent; they're ignored but can make the file easier to understand when viewing or manually editing. Customarily, for audio CDs, all the commands which apply to a particular file are indented under the FILE command, and those which apply to a specific track are further indented under the TRACK command.

=== Examples ===
'''A standard single file cue sheet'''
<pre>
REM GENRE Alternative
REM DATE 1991
REM DISCID 860B640B
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b4"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
TITLE "Loveless"
FILE "My Bloody Valentine - Loveless.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Only Shallow"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Loomer"
PERFORMER "My Bloody Valentine"
INDEX 01 04:17:52
</pre>
The cue sheet above, created by [[EAC]], shows the first two tracks of a standard single file cue sheet. Note the use of REM commands to record additional [[metadata]], in the format '''REM <TAG> "<value>"'''. The '''PERFORMER''' and '''TITLE''' commands at the top of the cue sheet detail the [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|CD]] artist and album name respectively. The '''PERFORMER''' and '''TITLE''' commands at track-level specify the track artist and title.

TRACK 02's INDEX 01 entry does not state that the track is 4m 17.693s long, but that the beginning of the track is 4m 17.693s into the file (so TRACK 01 was in fact 4m 17.693s long). If TRACK 02 was 3m long exactly, TRACK 03's INDEX 01 value would be 07:17:52.

Also note the file reference specifying a relative path to the file (references can also be absolute) and the file type: [[WAV|WAVE]].

==== A single-file cue sheet with a TRACK 01 INDEX 00 hidden track ====
<pre>
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
TITLE "Silent Alarm"
FILE "Bloc Party - Silent Alarm.flac" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Like Eating Glass"
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
INDEX 00 00:00:00
INDEX 01 03:22:70
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Helicopter"
PERFORMER "Bloc Party"
INDEX 00 07:42:69
INDEX 01 07:44:69
</pre>

The cue sheet above shows the first two tracks of a single file cue sheet for a disc with a hidden track at the start. Note that TRACK 01 INDEX 01 starts at 03:22:70 (3m 22.933s) instead of 00:00:00 as in the first example, and most cue sheets. The INDEX 00 index on TRACK 02 displays the more usual behaviour, being two seconds before INDEX 01.

As the INDEX 00 is on TRACK 01 you will not normally see the usual countdown from a negative value that you might see from an INDEX 00 command on a subsequent track. To listen to this track on a [[Compact Disc Digital Audio|Audio CD]] player you will need to start the disc playing and press rewind, to rewind, essentially, from 3m 22s into the disc back to the true beginning.

Also note that the file referenced is [[FLAC]], but the [[WAV|WAVE]] files type is used. For [[MP3]] files the file type "'''[[MP3]]'''" should be used, for [[AIFF]] you should use "'''[[AIFF]]'''", but for all other types "'''[[WAV|WAVE]]'''" is used.

==== Multiple files with corrected gaps ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 00:00:00
INDEX 01 00:00:28
</pre>
This multiple file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has gaps prepended to the next track. This method allows users to retain gaps, but by prepending the gap to the next track each track may begin with silence, which makes playback less satisfactory. This is a very uncommon way to rip CDs, even though it is more in line with the disc's actual track layout.

==== Multiple files with gaps left out ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
PREGAP 00:00:28
INDEX 01 00:00:00
</pre>
This multiple file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has removed the gaps, but artificially recreates silence between tracks using the PREGAP command. This is fine if the gap was silence, but unsatisfactory if it contained audio.

==== Multiple files with gaps (Noncompliant) ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 01 - Gangsters.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
FILE "The Specials - Singles - 02 - Rudi, A Message To You.wav" WAVE
INDEX 01 00:00:00
</pre>
This multiple-file cue sheet, created by [[EAC]], has gaps appended to the previous track, and is a favourite among users who rip to track files but wish to retain gap information. This format allows the user to retain gaps, but in a position in the track file that does not hinder playback. Unfortunately, this format is non-compliant; this type of rip, despite its popularity, was not supported by the original DAO and CDRWIN software for which cue sheets were designed. Applications that adhere to the cue sheet specification, like [[foobar2000]], will not be able to read it. Of course, [[EAC]] will read these cue sheets, as will the [[Compact Disc|CD]] burning application [[Burrrn]].

Note that INDEX 00 of TRACK 02 is set while still referencing the first FILE.

==== Single file version of the cue sheet used above ====
<pre>
FILE "The Specials - Singles.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
INDEX 01 02:48:27
</pre>
For reference, the cue sheet used in the examples above is in single file format.

== Example cue sheet ==
<pre>
REM GENRE Ska
REM DATE 1991
REM DISCID D00DA810
REM COMMENT "ExactAudioCopy v0.95b4"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
TITLE "Singles"
FILE "The Specials - Singles.wav" WAVE
TRACK 01 AUDIO
TITLE "Gangsters"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
TITLE "Rudi, A Message To You"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 02:47:74
INDEX 01 02:48:27
TRACK 03 AUDIO
TITLE "Nite Klub"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 05:41:50
INDEX 01 05:42:27
TRACK 04 AUDIO
TITLE "Too Much Too Young"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 08:53:47
INDEX 01 08:54:37
TRACK 05 AUDIO
TITLE "Guns Of Navarone"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 10:59:20
INDEX 01 11:00:17
TRACK 06 AUDIO
TITLE "Rat Race"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 13:20:55
INDEX 01 13:20:67
TRACK 07 AUDIO
TITLE "Stereotype"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 16:29:67
INDEX 01 16:30:30
TRACK 08 AUDIO
TITLE "International Jet Set"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 20:19:27
INDEX 01 20:20:20
TRACK 09 AUDIO
TITLE "Do Nothing"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 24:30:70
INDEX 01 24:32:27
TRACK 10 AUDIO
TITLE "Ghost Town"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 28:23:30
INDEX 01 28:23:42
TRACK 11 AUDIO
TITLE "Why?"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 34:21:37
INDEX 01 34:21:47
TRACK 12 AUDIO
TITLE "Friday Night, Saturday Morning"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 38:16:50
INDEX 01 38:16:55
TRACK 13 AUDIO
TITLE "War Crimes"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 41:50:07
INDEX 01 41:51:00
TRACK 14 AUDIO
TITLE "Racist Friend"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 45:50:55
INDEX 01 45:51:72
TRACK 15 AUDIO
TITLE "Nelson Mandela"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 49:35:55
INDEX 01 49:38:22
TRACK 16 AUDIO
TITLE "(What I Like Most About You Is Your) Girlfriend"
PERFORMER "The Specials"
INDEX 00 54:11:00
INDEX 01 54:12:40
</pre>

== Useful applications ==
=== Playing ===
* [[foobar2000]]

=== Splitting ===
* [[ACDIR]]: http://nyaochi.sakura.ne.jp/xoops/modules/mysoftwares/tc_2.html
* CUE Splitter: http://www.enfis.it/downloads.php?cat_id=1
* CueProc: http://nyaochi.sakura.ne.jp/xoops/modules/mysoftwares/tc_6.html
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* pcutmp3: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=35654
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/
* WavSplit: http://tangerine.uw.hu/prog/

=== Joining ===
* CueMake: http://www.synthetic-soul.co.uk/files/cuemake/
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/

=== Creating ===
* CD Wave: http://www.milosoftware.com/cdwave/
* CueMaster: http://cuemaster.org/
* [[CueTools]]: http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=41476
* [[foobar2000]]: http://www.foobar2000.org/
* [[Goldwave]]: http://www.goldwave.com/
* [[shntool]]: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/shntool/
* Wave Repair: http://www.waverepair.com/
* CUEgenerator: http://cuegenerator.net/

== References ==
<references/>

== See also ==
* [[Gap settings]]
* [[EAC CUE Sheets]]

== External links ==
* Wikipedia article: [[wikipedia:Cue sheet (computing)|Cue sheet (computing)]]
* The Goldenhawk website: [http://web.archive.org/web/20070217191217/http://www.goldenhawk.com/ goldenhawk.com]

[[Category:CD ripping]]

Foobar2000:ID3 Tag Mapping

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{{fb2k}}
This page lists all ID3v2 tag frames natively supported by foobar2000 as of version 1.1.18.
The 'Field Name' column indicates the name to be used in the foobar2000 'Properties' or 'Masstagger' window.
The 'ID3v2.3 Frame' and 'ID3v2.4 Frame' columns indicates in which ID3v2 frame the value will be stored.

Note that foobar2000 0.9 does not ''write'' ID3v2.3 tags; the ID3v2.3 Frame column indicates how foobar2000 ''reads'' this version of the standard.

==Native ID3 frames==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Field Name<ref name=TXXX/> !! ID3v2.3 Frame !! ID3v2.4 Frame !! Description !! Comments
|-
| ALBUM || TALB || TALB || Album/Movie/Show title ||
|-
| ALBUM ARTIST<ref name=TPE2/> || TPE2 || TPE2 || Band/orchestra/accompaniment || For foobar2000 1.1.6 and later due to [[Foobar2000:Metadata_Compatibility_1.1.6_changes | compatibility issues ]]
|-
| ALBUMARTISTSORTORDER || TSO2<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSO2<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || ALBUM ARTIST sorting order || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| ALBUMSORTORDER || TSOA<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSOA || ALBUM sorting order || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| ARTIST || TPE1 || TPE1 || Lead performer(s)/Soloist(s) ||
|-
| ARTIST WEBPAGE URL || WOAR || WOAR || Official artist/performer webpage ||
|-
| ARTISTSORTORDER || TSOP<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSOP || ARTIST sorting order || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| BAND<ref name=TPE2/> || TPE2 || TPE2 || Band/orchestra/accompaniment || For foobar2000 1.1.5 and earlier
|-
| BPM || TBPM || TBPM || BPM (beats per minute) ||
|-
| COMMENT || COMM || COMM || Comments ||
|-
| COMMERCIAL INFORMATION URL || WCOM || WCOM || Commercial information ||
|-
| COMPOSER || TCOM || TCOM || Composer ||
|-
| COMPOSERSORTORDER || TSOC<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSOC<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || COMPOSER sorting order || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| CONDUCTOR || TPE3 || TPE3 || Conductor/performer refinement ||
|-
| COPYRIGHT || TCOP || TCOP || Copyright message ||
|-
| COPYRIGHT URL || WCOP || WCOP || Copyright/Legal information ||
|-
| DATE || || TDRC || Recording time || The TDRC frame is officially to be used for the ''recording time'', TDRL is for the ''release time'' but TDRC is generally used by most programs.
|-
| DATE || TYER || || Year ||
|-
| DISCNUMBER || TPOS || TPOS || Part of a set ||
|-
| ENCODED BY || TENC || TENC || Encoded by ||
|-
| ENCODING SETTINGS || TSSE || TSSE || Software/Hardware and settings used for encoding ||
|-
| FILE WEBPAGE URL || WOAF || WOAF || Official audio file webpage ||
|-
| GENRE || TCON || TCON || Content type ||
|-
| GROUPING || TIT1 || TIT1 || Content group description ||Confirmed for foobar2000 1.4; was "CONTENT GROUP" in previous versions.
|-
| INITIAL KEY || TKEY || TKEY || Initial Key || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.2.6.
|-
| INTERNET RADIO WEBPAGE URL || WORS || WORS || Official Internet radio station homepage ||
|-
| ISRC || TSRC || TSRC || ISRC (international standard recording code) ||
|-
| ITUNESCOMPILATION || TCMP<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TCMP<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || iTunes compliation flag || See [[Foobar2000:Metadata_Compatibility_1.1.6_changes|1.1.6 compatibility changes]]
|-
| LANGUAGE || TLAN || TLAN || Language ||
|-
| LYRICIST || TEXT || TEXT || Lyrics/Text writer || As of foobar2000 1.1.18 the TEXT frames are associated to the LYRICIST field. Previously they were associated to the WRITER field. Introduction unknown
|-
| MEDIA TYPE || TMED || TMED || Media type ||
|-
| ORIGINAL ALBUM || TOAL || TOAL || Original album/movie/show title ||
|-
| ORIGINAL ARTIST || TOPE || TOPE || Original artist(s)/performer(s) ||
|-
| ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE || || TDOR || Original release time ||
|-
| ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE || TORY || || Original release year ||
|-
| OWNER || TOWN || TOWN || File owner/licensee ||
|-
| PAYMEMT URL || WPAY || WPAY || Payment ||
|-
| PUBLISHER || TPUB || TPUB || Publisher ||
|-
| PUBLISHER URL || WPUB || WPUB || Publishers official webpage ||
|-
| RADIO STATION || TRSN || TRSN || Internet radio station name ||
|-
| RADIO STATION OWNER || TRSO || TRSO || Internet radio station owner ||
|-
| RATING || POPM || POPM || Popularimeter ||
|-
| RECORDING DATES || TRDA || TXXX || Recording dates || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.18, introduction unknown. As of foobar2000 1.1.18 for ID3v2.4 RECORDING DATES is stored in a TXXX frame
|-
| RELEASE DATE || || TDRL || Release time ||
|-
| REMIXED BY || TPE4 || TPE4 || Interpreted, remixed, or otherwise modified by ||
|-
| SET SUBTITLE || TSST<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSST || Set subtitle || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| SOURCE WEBPAGE URL || WOAS || WOAS || Official audio source webpage ||
|-
| SUBTITLE || TIT3 || TIT3 || Subtitle/Description refinement ||
|-
| TITLE || TIT2 || TIT2 || Title/songname/content description ||
|-
| TITLESORTORDER || TSOT<ref name=UNOFFICIAL/> || TSOT || TITLE sorting order || Confirmed for foobar2000 1.1.10 and later, introduction unknown
|-
| TOTALDISCS || TPOS || TPOS || Part of a set || Stored in the same frame with DISCNUMBER, separated by '/': e.g. '1/2'. Stored in TXXX if DISCNUMBER does not exist.
|-
| TOTALTRACKS || TRCK || TRCK || Total tracks || Stored in the same frame with TRACKNUMBER, separated by '/': e.g. '4/9'. Stored in TXXX if TRACKNUMBER doesn't exist.
|-
| TRACKNUMBER || TRCK || TRCK || Track number/Position in set ||
|-
| UNSYNCED LYRICS || USLT || USLT || Unsynchronised lyric/text transcription ||
|-
| WRITER || TEXT || TEXT || Lyricist/Text writer ||
|}

'''Notes'''
<references>
<ref name=TXXX>All non-native supported field names will be stored in the TXXX (user defined text information) frame except for field names starting with "WWW" which will be stored in WXXX (user defined URL link frame) frames.</ref>
<ref name=TPE2>foobar2000 1.1.6 and later stores ALBUM ARTIST fields name values in the TPE2 frame by default for [[Foobar2000:Metadata_Compatibility_1.1.6_changes | compatibility with other players]]. Before 1.1.6 the BAND fields name was mapped to the TPE2 frame instead, in accordance to the ID3 specifications. In 1.1.6 and later specification compliance can be regained through an advanced preferences option.</ref>
<ref name=UNOFFICIAL>Field is unofficial. Usage of those fields breaks the standard but should be tolerated by most applications.</ref>
</references>

==References==
* [http://www.id3.org/id3v2.4.0-frames ID3v2.4.0 Native Frames]
* [http://www.id3.org/id3v2.3.0 ID3v2.3.0 Informal standard]

==See also==
* [[Tag Mapping]]

Foobar2000:Components/Waveform Minibar (mod) (foo wave minibar mod)

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{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/Waveform Minibar (mod) (foo_wave_minibar_mod)}}
{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = Waveform Minibar (mod)
| screenshot = [[Image:foo_wave_minibar_mod.png|256px]]
| caption = Screenshot of Waveform Minibar in use.
| module_name = foo_wave_minibar_mod
| developer = Janne Hyvärinen (Case)
| released = 2017-12-07
| stable_release = 1.0.19
| stable_release_date = 2018-08-24
| foobar2000_version = 1.4 / 1.3
| foobar2000_ui_module = Default UI, Columns UI
| use = Visualization
| license = [http://foobar.hyv.fi/default_license.html Modified ISC license]
| discussion_thread = [http://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,116045.0.html Discussion thread]
}}
'''Waveform Minibar (mod)''' is a seekbar that shows the waveform of the track. It is heavily based on the [[foobar2000:Components/Waveform Seekbar (foo_wave_seekbar)|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 for both foobar2000 1.4 and 1.3 are currently available.

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

{{code|%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Roaming\foobar2000}}

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

==Preferences==
[[Image:foo_wave_minibar_mod preferences.png|thumb|300px|Waveform Minibar (mod) Preferences page.]]
Whereas the "Waveform Seekbar" component can be modified via a context-menu, the Waveform Minibar can only be modified through foobar2000's [[foobar2000:Preferences|Preferences]].
; 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: {{code|<nowiki>$lower([%album artist%]|[%album%]|[$year(%date%)]|[$num(%discnumber%,1).][$num(%tracknumber%,2)]|%title%|[%length%])</nowiki>}}
; 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 {{button|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 [[bel|decibel]]s 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
; 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.
; Draw window border
: Draw a border around the UI element.

==External links==
* [http://foobar.hyv.fi/?view=foo_wave_minibar_mod Official website]
* {{foobar2000|http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_wave_minibar_mod|Waveform Minibar (mod)}}
* {{ha|https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,116045.0.html}}

[[Category:foobar2000 3rd-Party Components|Waveform Minibar (mod)]]

Category:Foobar2000 3rd-Party Components

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{{fb2k}}
These are components not made specifically by Peter. Brief descriptions (along with a listing by function) of most can be found [[Foobar2000:Components#3rd_Party_Components|here]].

[[Category:Components|3rd-Party Components]]

Foobar2000:Components 0.9/foo jesus

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#REDIRECT [[Foobar2000:Components/Autosave & Autobackup (foo jesus)]]

Foobar2000:Components/Autosave & Autobackup (foo jesus)

2018-10-29T16:55:33Z

C3POwen: Added component infobox.

{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = Autosave & Autobackup
| module_name = foo_jesus
| developer = Yirkha
| released = {{start date and age|2009|01|08}}
| stable_release = 10
| stable_release_date = 2010-09-23
| preview_release = N/A
| preview_release_date =
| foobar2000_version = 1.1
| foobar2000_ui_module = N/A
| use = Configuration backup
| discussion_thread = [https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,68528.0.html Hydrogenaudio Forums]
}}
== Description ==
Allows periodic automatic saving of configuration and other data in [[foobar2000]] and keeping backup copies of such data.

== Preferences ==
[[Image:foo_jesus preferences.png|256px]]

== Links ==
* {{ha|https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,68528.0.html}}
* {{foobar2000|http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_jesus|Autosave & Autobackup}}

{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/Autosave & Autobackup (foo_jesus)}}

File:Foo jesus preferences.png

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Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Autosave (foo jesus)

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#REDIRECT [[foobar2000:Components/Autosave & Autobackup (foo_jesus)]]

Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Autosave & Autobackup (foo jesus)

2018-10-29T16:14:12Z

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Foobar2000:Components/Autosave & Autobackup (foo jesus)

2018-10-29T16:14:11Z

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{{fb2k}}[[Category:Foobar2000 3rd-Party Components|Autosave & Autobackup]]
== Description ==
Automatically saves configuration and other data at configured intervals.

== Links ==
[http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=68528 Official Thread]

[http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_jesus Download Link]

Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Screen Saver Host (foo vis screensaver)

2018-10-25T21:20:28Z

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#REDIRECT [[Foobar2000:Components/Screen Saver Visualisation (foo vis screensaver)]]

Foobar2000:Components/Screen Saver Visualisation (foo vis screensaver)

2018-10-25T21:20:28Z

UI Element that displays a screen saver.

* '''Author:''' foosion
* '''Download:''' [http://foosion.foobar2000.org/components/?id=screensaver author's website]

Category:Tag editors

2018-10-25T21:14:26Z

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Programs for editing metadata tags.

[[Category:Software]]

Template:Infobox foobar2000 component

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{| class="ha-infobox plainlinks" style="width: 256px; float: right; margin-left: 10px; margin-bottom: 10px; border: solid 1px #AAAAAA; background-color: #F9F9F9;"
|-
! colspan="2" style="font-size: 125%" | {{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}
|- style="text-align: center; font-size: 75%; margin: 0px; padding: 0px"
| colspan="2" | {{{screenshot|[[Image:foobar2000 component placeholder.png|256x192px|link=|alt=]]}}} {{{caption|}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| style="width: 100px" | '''Developer(s)'''
| {{{maintainer|{{{developer|TBC}}}}}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | Release information
|-style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Initial release'''
| {{#dateformat:{{{released|Unknown}}}|mdy}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Stable release'''
| {{{stable_release|TBC}}} {{#if:{{{stable_release_date|}}}|({{#dateformat:{{{stable_release_date}}}|mdy}})}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Preview release'''
| {{{preview_release|N/A}}} {{#if:{{{preview_release_date|}}}|({{#dateformat:{{{preview_release_date}}}|mdy}})}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | foobar2000 compatibility
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Minimum version'''
| {{{foobar2000_version|{{{foobar_version|TBC}}}}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''UI module(s)'''
| {{{foobar2000_ui_module|N/A}}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | Additional information
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Use'''
| {{{use|TBC}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''License'''
| {{{license|Unknown}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Discussion thread'''
| {{{discussion_thread|N/A}}}
|}
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| style="width: 100px" | '''Developer(s)'''
| {{{maintainer|{{{developer|TBC}}}}}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | Release information
|-style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Initial release'''
| {{#dateformat:{{{released|Unknown}}}|mdy}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Stable release'''
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! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | foobar2000 compatibility
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
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| {{{foobar2000_version|{{{foobar_version|TBC}}}}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''UI module(s)'''
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|- style="vertical-align: top;"
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|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Discussion thread'''
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== Usage ==
Insert the following template '''at the beginning''' of the article, but '''below''' any [[:Category:Hatnote templates|hatnote templates]]:

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| screenshot =
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| stable_release_date =
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Foobar2000:Components/Text Display (foo textdisplay)

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{{stub}}
{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = Text Display
| caption =
| module_name = foo_textdisplay
| developer = Holger Stenger · [http://hydrogenaud.io/index.php?action=profile;u=5153 foosion]
| released = 2008-07-07
| stable_release = 1.0 RC 3
| stable_release_date = 2008-07-08
| preview_release = 1.1 beta 1
| preview_release_date = 2011-05-29
| foobar2000_version = 0.9.5 / 1.0
| foobar2000_ui_module = Default UI
| use = User interface
| discussion_thread = [http://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,64478.0.html Hydrogenaudio Forums]
}}
'''Text Display''' is a UI element for the Default User Interface v0.9.5 and newer. Displays information about the playing or selected track.

==External links==
* [http://foosion.foobar2000.org/components/?id=textdisplay Official website]
* [http://foosion.foobar2000.org/help/foo_textdisplay/1.1_beta_1/ Official documentation]
* {{ha|https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,64478.0.html}}
* {{foobar2000|http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_textdisplay|Text Display}}

{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/Text Display (foo_textdisplay)}}

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{{stub}}
UI Element for the Default User Interface v0.9.5 and newer. Displays information about the playing or selected track.

* '''Author:''' foosion
* '''Download:''' [http://foosion.foobar2000.org/components/?id=textdisplay author's website]
* '''Discussion:''' [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=64478 HA forum thread]

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Foobar2000:Components/Chronial's Coverflow (foo chronflow)

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{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = Chronial's Coverflow
| screenshot = [[Image:foo_chronflow.jpg|256px]]
| caption = Chronial's Coverflow
| module_name = foo_chronflow
| maintainer = Christian Fersch [Chronial]
| stable_release = N/A
| preview_release = 0.4.5
| preview_release_date = 2015-12-01
| foobar2000_version = 1.3.3
| foobar2000_ui_module = Default UI, Columns UI
| use = UI
| license = GPL
| discussion_thread = [http://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,108450.0.html Hydrogenaudio Forums]
}}
{{panel|'''Warning:''' This component is known to be problematic, due to repeated crash reports, and should be installed with caution.|color=red}}
'''Chronial's Coverflow''' is a coverflow plugin for foobar2000. This plugin provides a UI panel that displays a 3d rendering of the albums in your media library.

== Preferences ==
=== Cover Display tab ===


[http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x85xxsf4(VS.80).aspx JScript reference]

=== Performance tab ===
[[Image:foo_chronflow preferences.png|thumb|300px|Chronflow Preferences page showing the "Performance" tab.]]
To understand the effect of the settings in the performance tab it is important to know the basic architecture of the plugin:
The plugin has two threads - one thread to render the image and one thread to cache the cover textures. 
The image will only be rendered when it is needed - eg. when you restore the foobar window, new textures have been loaded or an animation is shown. While foobar is minimized or completely hidden behind any windows the renderer will do nothing at all and so also cause no load for your cpu. 
The texture loading thread loads the covers from you hard-disk into memory so the renderer can display them. This is done in an asynchronous manner (you can see this by scrolling very fast - the covers move faster than the loader can load them -> you see the "hourglass cover"). Once the texture cache is filled, the loader sleeps until you move the covers again. See [[#Texture Cache]] for further details.

==== Rendering Quality ====
These Settings influence the quality of the generated image.
While multisampling only increases the smoothness of the cover edges, supersampling also does increase the cover resizing quality. But while multisampling only increases the load on the GPU, supersampling also increases the load on the CPU. For both of them more passes means more quality, but also increased GPU/CPU+GPU load - supersampling with 2 passes should yield enough quality and settings above 4 should barely make any difference. You should not use 16 pass supersampling, as it is very CPU and GPU intensive (the image is rendered 16 times!).

{{panel|'''Note:''' Changes to the multisampling settings will only take effect after the panel is restarted (either hide and show it or restart foobar2000).|color=yellow}}

==== Texture Cache ====
Each time you move the display to a new cover, the texture loader makes sure that at least ''cache size''*0.9 covers around the selected cover are loaded. 
The covers are loaded into '''GPU memory''', so this also the limiting element for your cache. Remember that there are multiple other applications that use your GPU and all share its memory. So setting the texture cache too large will influence video playback, other multimedia applications as well as games. 
The texture loading process works this way: the background loader loads the image into memory and resizes it to the ''maximum texture size'', then the image is moved into GPU memory and compressed. This is called uploading. During the uploading the renderer has to pause, and as the uploading can take rather long (we only have 13ms to render a frame at 60fps) it is only done when there is no animation displayed or when a preloaded image comes into view.
; Cache Size: The number of covers that will be cached. This should always be larger than the number of covers displayed at once, because otherwise there will be uploading at nearly every frame what might slow down you rendering severely. But setting this to high might be too much for your GPU memory, thus slowing down you whole system.
; Maximum Texture Size: The maximum sidelength for the textures. All covers will be shrinked to fit in a square with this sidelength. Decreasing this setting will lower the needed GPU memory as well as the upload time. Note that, depending on your GPU this might be rounded down to the next power of two. You have to reload the texture cache for this to take effect (do this by pressing ctrl+F5 in the panel).
: You should try to set this to the size the covers actually have inside the panel. This can heavily increase texture quality, since the shrinking done during loading produces way better quality than shrinking done during rendering
; Enable Texture Compression : This will quite heavily reduce the amount of GPU memory used by the covers (on my system it went down to 1/6), but will also increase the texture uploading time.
; Texture Loading Thread Priority: You can decrease the priority of the texture loading. You can try to change this when you experience slow rendering, but the default should be alright in most cases.
; Empty cache when window is minimized: This will cause the texture cache to be cleared when you minimize the foobar window. This makes it available for games or video display, but when you restore the foobar window, the covers will have to be loaded again.

==== VSync ====
You can choose between 3 different Settings for VSync:
;No Vsync + try to hit VBlank with Sleep() : This is actually no VSync, but the framerate is limited by the renderer sleeping some time between each frame. This has the lowest CPU usage of the 3 options, but you do not get the benefits of VSync -> you might experience tearing. You should try this setting and if you do not see any annoying tearing you should stick with it, since it delivers best performance.
;Vsync + try to hit VBlank with Sleep(): This enables VSync, but since some GPUs (mine for example) cause 100% CPU usage while waiting for VBlank (the moment at which you monitor has finished displaying the old picture), the renderer tries to sleep some time here to reduce CPU usage. This can cause a severe CPU usage reduction against pure VSync - at my system it dropped from 100% to 20%. But if another process takes too much time the renderer might miss VBlank, causing quite a drop in framerate.
;Vsync only: Just activates VSync. If VSync is well implemented by your GPU (it is not by NVidia GPUs), this will give you high framerate, good CPU usage and no tearing. If it is not well implemented you will get high framerate and no tearing but 100% cpu usage during animation.
Note that the Sleep() modes need to know your display's refresh rate. If you have a multi-monitor system with different refresh rates among the monitors and foobar not running on the primary display, the plugin might not be able to guess the right refresh rate. 
If your refresh rate is 100hz, the plugin limits itself to 50fps, since you can't see 100fps after all.

==== Benchmarking ====
;Display speed information (fps, ms per frame)
:This displays information about the rendering speed in the panel. The panel has to be large enough for it to be visible, otherwise it won't be drawn. The information displayed is to be interpreted in the following way:
:*'''fps:''' displays the average FPS (averaged over 30 frames)
:*''' min:''' displays the fps for the one frame of the last 30 frames that took the longest to display
:*'''cpu-ms/f:''' this number shows the amount of time the plugin spend to generate the information for the frame and pass it to the GPU. upload duration is also added to this number. It's rather difficult to interpret this number, but if it is way lower than (1000ms/refresh rate) and your fps are lower than your fps, there is quite probably something wrong with the VSync Sleep()
:*''' max:''' same as for frames, but for the cpu-ms/f

==External links==
* [http://github.com/Chronial/foo_chronflow Official website]
* {{ha|https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,108450.0.html}}

{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/Chronial's Coverflow (foo_chronflow)}}

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Template:Infobox foobar2000 component

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|-
! colspan="2" style="font-size: 125%" | {{{name|{{PAGENAME}}}}}
|- style="text-align: center; font-size: 75%; margin: 0px; padding: 0px"
| colspan="2" | {{{screenshot|[[Image:foobar2000 component placeholder.png|256x192px|link=|alt=]]}}} {{{caption|}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| style="width: 100px" | '''Developer(s)'''
| {{{maintainer|{{{developer|TBC}}}}}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | Release information
|-style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Initial release'''
| {{#dateformat:{{{released|Unknown}}}|mdy}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Stable release'''
| {{{stable_release|TBC}}} {{#if:{{{stable_release_date|}}}|({{#dateformat:{{{stable_release_date}}}|mdy}})}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Preview release'''
| {{{preview_release|N/A}}} {{#if:{{{preview_release_date|}}}|({{#dateformat:{{{preview_release_date}}}|mdy}})}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | foobar2000 compatibility
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Minimum version'''
| {{{foobar2000_version|{{{foobar_version|TBC}}}}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''UI module(s)'''
| {{{foobar2000_ui_module|N/A}}}
|-
! colspan="2" style="background: #DDDDDD;" | Additional information
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Use'''
| {{{use|TBC}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''License'''
| {{{license|Unknown}}}
|- style="vertical-align: top;"
| '''Discussion thread'''
| {{{discussion_thread|N/A}}}
|}
<noinclude>This infobox provides at-a-glance information for [[foobar2000]] components.

Using this template automatically adds the page to the [[:Category:foobar2000|foobar2000 category]] , so the {{code|<nowiki>{{fb2k}}</nowiki>}} template is not required.

== Usage ==
Insert the following template '''at the beginning''' of the article, but '''below''' any [[:Category:Hatnote templates|hatnote templates]]:

<pre style="display:table;">{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name =
| screenshot =
| caption =
| module_name =
| developer =
| released =
| stable_release =
| stable_release_date =
| preview_release =
| preview_release_date =
| foobar2000_version =
| foobar2000_ui_module =
| use =
| license =
| discussion_thread =
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: An image in the following format: {{code|<nowiki>[[Image:...|256px]]</nowiki>}}
; released
: The component’s release date in the following format: {{code|YYYY-MM-DD}}
; foobar2000_ui_module
: This should be either "Default User Inferface", "Columns UI", or both. If left blank, the field will show "N/A".
[[Category:Infobox templates|Foobar2000 Component]]
</noinclude>
<includeonly>[[Category:foobar2000]]{{#switch:{{{maintainer|{{{developer}}}}}}|Peter Pawlowski=[[Category:foobar2000 1st-party components|{{{name}}}]]|[[Category:foobar2000 3rd-Party Components]]}}</includeonly>

File:Foo chronflow.jpg

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Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Chronial's Coverflow (foo chronflow)

2018-10-25T16:53:47Z

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Foobar2000:Components/Chronial's Coverflow (foo chronflow)

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{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = foo_chronflow
| screenshot = [[Image:Coverflow.PNG|247px]]
| caption = Chronial's Coverflow
| maintainer = [http://www.hydrogenaudio.org/forums/index.php?showuser=21825 Chronial]
| stable_release = n/a
| preview_release = [https://github.com/Chronial/foo_chronflow/releases/latest 0.4.4]
| foobar_version = 1.3.3
| use = -
| license = GPL
| website = [http://www.hydrogenaud.io/forums/index.php?showtopic=108450 Author's post]
| discussion_thread = [http://www.hydrogenaud.io/forums/index.php?showtopic=108450Hydrogenaudio Forums]
}}

= Description =
Coverflow...
This plugin is still in beta development and should not be used if you are afraid of bugs or crashes!

Sourcecode can be found here: https://github.com/Chronial/foo_chronflow

= Settings =
== Cover Display Tab ==


[http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x85xxsf4(VS.80).aspx JScript reference]

== Performance Tab ==
To understand the effect of the settings in the performance tab it is important to know the basic architecture of the plugin:
The plugin has two threads - one thread to render the image and one thread to cache the cover textures. 
The image will only be rendered when it is needed - eg. when you restore the foobar window, new textures have been loaded or an animation is shown. While foobar is minimized or completely hidden behind any windows the renderer will do nothing at all and so also cause no load for your cpu. 
The texture loading thread loads the covers from you hard-disk into memory so the renderer can display them. This is done in an asynchronous manner (you can see this by scrolling very fast - the covers move faster than the loader can load them -> you see the "hourglass cover"). Once the texture cache is filled, the loader sleeps until you move the covers again. See [[#Texture Cache]] for further details.

=== Rendering Quality ===
These Settings influence the quality of the generated image.
While multisampling only increases the smoothness of the cover edges, supersampling also does increase the cover resizing quality. But while multisampling only increases the load on the GPU, supersampling also increases the load on the CPU. For both of them more passes means more quality, but also increased GPU/CPU+GPU load - supersampling with 2 passes should yield enough quality and settings above 4 should barely make any difference. You should not use 16 pass supersampling, as it is very CPU and GPU intensive (the image is rendered 16 times!).
Changes to the multisampling settings will only take effect after the panel is restarted (either hide and show it or restart foobar)

=== Texture Cache ===
Each time you move the display to a new cover, the texture loader makes sure that at least ''cache size''*0.9 covers around the selected cover are loaded. 
The covers are loaded into '''GPU memory''', so this also the limiting element for your cache. Remember that there are multiple other applications that use your GPU and all share its memory. So setting the texture cache too large will influence video playback, other multimedia applications as well as games. 
The texture loading process works this way: the background loader loads the image into memory and resizes it to the ''maximum texture size'', then the image is moved into GPU memory and compressed. This is called uploading. During the uploading the renderer has to pause, and as the uploading can take rather long (we only have 13ms to render a frame at 60fps) it is only done when there is no animation displayed or when a preloaded image comes into view.
; Cache Size: The number of covers that will be cached. This should always be larger than the number of covers displayed at once, because otherwise there will be uploading at nearly every frame what might slow down you rendering severely. But setting this to high might be too much for your GPU memory, thus slowing down you whole system.
; Maximum Texture Size: The maximum sidelength for the textures. All covers will be shrinked to fit in a square with this sidelength. Decreasing this setting will lower the needed GPU memory as well as the upload time. Note that, depending on your GPU this might be rounded down to the next power of two. You have to reload the texture cache for this to take effect (do this by pressing ctrl+F5 in the panel).
: You should try to set this to the size the covers actually have inside the panel. This can heavily increase texture quality, since the shrinking done during loading produces way better quality than shrinking done during rendering
; Enable Texture Compression : This will quite heavily reduce the amount of GPU memory used by the covers (on my system it went down to 1/6), but will also increase the texture uploading time.
; Texture Loading Thread Priority: You can decrease the priority of the texture loading. You can try to change this when you experience slow rendering, but the default should be alright in most cases.
; Empty cache when window is minimized: This will cause the texture cache to be cleared when you minimize the foobar window. This makes it available for games or video display, but when you restore the foobar window, the covers will have to be loaded again.

=== VSync ===
You can choose between 3 different Settings for VSync:
;No Vsync + try to hit VBlank with Sleep() : This is actually no VSync, but the framerate is limited by the renderer sleeping some time between each frame. This has the lowest CPU usage of the 3 options, but you do not get the benefits of VSync -> you might experience tearing. You should try this setting and if you do not see any annoying tearing you should stick with it, since it delivers best performance.
;Vsync + try to hit VBlank with Sleep(): This enables VSync, but since some GPUs (mine for example) cause 100% CPU usage while waiting for VBlank (the moment at which you monitor has finished displaying the old picture), the renderer tries to sleep some time here to reduce CPU usage. This can cause a severe CPU usage reduction against pure VSync - at my system it dropped from 100% to 20%. But if another process takes too much time the renderer might miss VBlank, causing quite a drop in framerate.
;Vsync only: Just activates VSync. If VSync is well implemented by your GPU (it is not by NVidia GPUs), this will give you high framerate, good CPU usage and no tearing. If it is not well implemented you will get high framerate and no tearing but 100% cpu usage during animation.
Note that the Sleep() modes need to know your display's refresh rate. If you have a multi-monitor system with different refresh rates among the monitors and foobar not running on the primary display, the plugin might not be able to guess the right refresh rate. 
If your refresh rate is 100hz, the plugin limits itself to 50fps, since you can't see 100fps after all.

=== Benchmarking ===
;Display speed information (fps, ms per frame)
:This displays information about the rendering speed in the panel. The panel has to be large enough for it to be visible, otherwise it won't be drawn. The information displayed is to be interpreted in the following way:
:*'''fps:''' displays the average FPS (averaged over 30 frames)
:*''' min:''' displays the fps for the one frame of the last 30 frames that took the longest to display
:*'''cpu-ms/f:''' this number shows the amount of time the plugin spend to generate the information for the frame and pass it to the GPU. upload duration is also added to this number. It's rather difficult to interpret this number, but if it is way lower than (1000ms/refresh rate) and your fps are lower than your fps, there is quite probably something wrong with the VSync Sleep()
:*''' max:''' same as for frames, but for the cpu-ms/f

Category:Foobar2000 1st-party components

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Components made or maintained by Peter.

==See also==
* [[:Category:foobar2000 3rd-Party Components|foobar2000 3rd-Party Components]] (category)

[[Category:Components|1st-party components]]

Category:Foobar2000 1st-party components

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Components made or maintained by Peter.

==See also==
* [[:Category:foobar2000 3rd-Party Components|foobar2000 3rd-Party Components]] (category)

[[Category:Components]]

Foobar2000:Components/WASAPI output support (foo out wasapi)

2018-10-25T16:26:49Z

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{{Foobar Component Infobox
| name = WASAPI output support
| caption =
| module_name = foo_out_wasapi
| developer = Peter Pawlowski
| stable_release = 3.3
| stable_release_date = 2017-06-19
| foobar2000_version = 1.1
| foobar2000_ui_module = N/A
| use = Output
}}
The '''Windows Audio Session API (WASAPI) output support''' component allows you to play your music using WASAPI exclusive mode.

WASAPI is a new audio output method introduced in Windows Vista; among other things, it provides an exclusive mode that allows applications to take full control over soundcard's resources (muting any sounds played by other applications) and play unaltered bitstream without passing it through the Windows mixer.

== Differences between WASAPI and [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ASIO support|ASIO]] / [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Kernel Streaming Output (foo out ks)|Kernel Streaming]] from foobar2000 user’s perspective ==
* Requires Windows Vista or Windows 7 - not available on Windows XP or older.
* Works with more soundcards - contrary to e.g. ASIO, it doesn't require any special support from soundcard's manufacturer, other than providing a Windows Vista compatible driver.
* Guarantees muting of any other sounds played through the soundcard - with ASIO and KS, muting occurred with some soundcards but not with all of them; it was a side effect rather than a feature.

== WASAPI plug-in version 3.0 ==
=== Output modes: push and event-driven ===
As for the latest version of the component, two different output modes are available - push and event-driven; certain soundcards - especially USB devices - are known to cooperate better with the event-driven mode while certain other soundcards do not support the event-driven mode at all.

=== Sandbox ===
Unfortunately, WASAPI is affected by various bugs in both Windows mixer and soundcard drivers. To keep these from crashing foobar2000, all WASAPI access is now sandboxed in a separate process for better stability.

== Buffer size tweaks ==
Please note that any buffer tweak options ''do not'' explicitly cause the specified buffer size to be used; if the specified value is outside the allowed range for your device, the nearest allowed value will be used.

== See also ==
* [[Bypassing Windows Mixer|Bypassing the Windows mixer]]

== External links ==
* {{foobar2000|http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_out_wasapi|WASAPI output support (foo_out_wasapi)}}
* {{wikipedia|WASAPI}}

{{DISPLAYTITLE:foobar2000:Components/WASAPI output support (foo_out_wasapi)}}

Foobar2000 Talk:Components 0.9/WASAPI output support (foo out wasapi)

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Foobar2000 Talk:Components/WASAPI output support (foo out wasapi)

2018-10-25T16:03:36Z

"Guarantees muting of any other sounds played through the soundcard - with ASIO and KS, muting occurred with some soundcards but not with all of them; it was a side effect rather than a feature."

This is not a "feature" of WASPI's exclusive mode...it's a side-effect since the application is taking control of the hardware and system sounds and other shared mode applications are unable to access it at that time. While this may be more guaranteed than KS...it's still *not* a feature and a side effect. I've never seen Windows use ASIO output for anything...ever...so I have no idea why that's even brought up. [[Special:Contributions/96.231.212.146|96.231.212.146]] 20:21, 30 October 2014 (UTC)

Foobar2000:Components 0.9/WASAPI output support (foo out wasapi)

2018-10-25T16:03:36Z

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Foobar2000:Components/WASAPI output support (foo out wasapi)

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{{fb2k}}
= Windows Audio Session API output support =
== Description ==
The foobar2000 Windows Audio Session API (WASAPI) output support component allows you to play your music using WASAPI exclusive mode.

WASAPI is a new audio output method introduced in Windows Vista; among other things, it provides an exclusive mode that allows applications to take full control over soundcard's resources (muting any sounds played by other applications) and play unaltered bitstream without passing it through the Windows mixer.

== Differences between WASAPI and [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/ASIO support|ASIO]] / [[Foobar2000:Components 0.9/Kernel Streaming Output (foo out ks)|Kernel Streaming]] from foobar2000 user's perspective ==
* Requires Windows Vista or Windows 7 - not available on Windows XP or older.
* Works with more soundcards - contrary to e.g. ASIO, it doesn't require any special support from soundcard's manufacturer, other than providing a Windows Vista compatible driver.
* Guarantees muting of any other sounds played through the soundcard - with ASIO and KS, muting occurred with some soundcards but not with all of them; it was a side effect rather than a feature.

== WASAPI plug-in version 3.0: two output modes: push and event-driven ==
As for the latest version of the component, two different output modes are available - push and event-driven; certain soundcards - especially USB devices - are known to cooperate better with the event-driven mode while certain other soundcards do not support the event-driven mode at all.

== WASAPI plug-in version 3.0: sandbox ==
Unfortunately, WASAPI is affected by various bugs in both Windows mixer and soundcard drivers. To keep these from crashing foobar2000, all WASAPI access is now sandboxed in a separate process for better stability.

== Buffer size tweaks ==
Please note that any buffer tweak options ''do not'' explicitly cause the specified buffer size to be used; if the specified value is outside the allowed range for your device, the nearest allowed value will be used.

== Links ==
* [[Bypassing Windows Mixer]]
* [http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_out_wasapi Official Website]

Category:Foobar2000 1st-party components

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Components made or maintained by Peter.

==See also==
* [[:Category:foobar2000 3rd-Party Components|foobar2000 3rd-Party Components]] (category)

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