MikoLayer
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those two pretty much sum it up for me as well.
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I am also on the same boat - precisely the same reason why i infinitely prefer iriver's interface to i-pod's and to other players' for that matter - i organize everything by folders. but with the aid of columns_UI, foobar only helps me organize my files better, as it does not try to forcefully sort files according to the tag information.
From what I have seen so far, the main turnoff for those who write foobar off is the interface. To me tho, the interface is the very reason i would not go back to winamp unless they can make it look as neat as foobar. If winamp can make my playlist look like this , then I might take another look at winamp.
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to my knowldge, winamp also has an equivalent plugin except it changes the actual file unlike the replaygain due to winamp's lack of database feature. replaygain makes much more sense to me.
| the MAIN ATTRACTION to foobar is because of columns ui |
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| The main reason I switched was because of the Unicode support |
those two pretty much sum it up for me as well.
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| I like organizing my own playlists in directory format using .m3u files, and regular folder structures -- I don't like a program doing this kind of thing for me. |
I am also on the same boat - precisely the same reason why i infinitely prefer iriver's interface to i-pod's and to other players' for that matter - i organize everything by folders. but with the aid of columns_UI, foobar only helps me organize my files better, as it does not try to forcefully sort files according to the tag information.
From what I have seen so far, the main turnoff for those who write foobar off is the interface. To me tho, the interface is the very reason i would not go back to winamp unless they can make it look as neat as foobar. If winamp can make my playlist look like this , then I might take another look at winamp.
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| - REPLAY GAIN |
to my knowldge, winamp also has an equivalent plugin except it changes the actual file unlike the replaygain due to winamp's lack of database feature. replaygain makes much more sense to me.
