[niko-time]

Well, I have strugled with foobar and failed with that. Basically I have a fair bit of music on my computer but not all of it I like. I have everything I like/no duplicates/everything perfect in iTunes...apart from the sound. All my music is dotted around on my hard drive so it is difficult to find everything individually that I already have all sorted in iTunes and all pretty album art etc.

Is there anyway to export my library into a different, better sounding player? Foobar didn't recognise my XML file.

Cheers, sorry if it didn't make 100% sense, I am ever so slightly intoxicated.

 

[jaredy]

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=248641

This might be useful for foobar/itunes best of both worlds/uses sort of thing. But what do you mean itunes doesn't sound very good?

 

[niko-time]

I'd rather go for a separate media player as I like using the latest version of iTunes.

It just means that when I was trying foobar it sounded better than iTunes

 

[thrall]

iTunesExport (http://www.ericdaugherty.com/dev/itunesexport) can convert the iTunes XML into .m3u playlists. From there it'll be readable by other players: foobar, mediamonkey, etc...

 

[poo]

Quote:

Originally Posted by niko-time /img/forum/go_quote.gif I'd rather go for a separate media player as I like using the latest version of iTunes. It just means that when I was trying foobar it sounded better than iTunes

Sorry... a bit... but you need to get your **** sorted man. There... I said it.

Lets face it - regardless of whether others agree or not, YOU believe your music sounded better with foobar... and that's all that matters isn't it?


Hard work I know... but don't you think it will be worth it?

 

[niko-time]

I liked the sound better, but I just couldn't get it sorted with how I want it.

Now I know iTunesExport (thanks thrall) I can try and do that much better.