[aCommunistSpy]

I am currently using MediaMonkey to sync my ZVM, mostly due to its massively easy tag editing and album art editting. However, i have started to use foobar2000 to actually listen to my music. Does anyone know of a way to sync my ZVM to my foobar2k by any chance?

 

[rockin_amigo14]

i use mediamonkey gold for both and i love it. even though i don't have a ZVM anymore...

 

[aCommunistSpy]

I also have MM gold (pirated). I was using ASIO for my MM but when i tried kernel streaming in foobar, i thought it sounded much better. I think my favorite part of MM is the fact that you can mass edit and that you can download/tag album art directly from amazon.

 

[ILikeMusic]

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Originally Posted by aCommunistSpy /img/forum/go_quote.gif Does anyone know of a way to sync my ZVM to my foobar2k by any chance?

It's easy to use MediaMonkey to sync to your player (MediaMonkey rules for that function) and use Foobar to play music on your computer (assuming that you also keep a copy of your music library on your computer, always a good idea.) Simply manage your library and playlists in MediaMonkey, then export your playlists to standard M3U format (there's an included script in MediaMonkey that will do it with just a few clicks.) The M3U format is completely interchangeable with Foobar, Winamp, and most other players.

P.S. BTW, you can use any Winamp-compatible plugin with MediaMonkey, just as with Foobar, so if you use the same decoding engine MediaMonkey should have no different SQ than Foobar/Winamp/etc., thus no real need to use any external program.

 

[bangraman]

j.River Media Center is a good alternative. Bad for cheapskates since it's not free but it's a very powerful piece of software. It offers listening flexibility and routing (as long as you're not into completely extraneous bells & whistles) approaching Foobar, but is more broadly capable as a syncer / podcatcher / player.

 

[wgr73]

Media monkey

 

[Lacene]

Media Monkey for me as well, with manual syncing...

 

[Tem]

Windows Explorer.

 

[aCommunistSpy]

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Originally Posted by bangraman /img/forum/go_quote.gif j.River Media Center is a good alternative. Bad for cheapskates since it's not free but it's a very powerful piece of software. It offers listening flexibility and routing (as long as you're not into completely extraneous bells & whistles) approaching Foobar, but is more broadly capable as a syncer / podcatcher / player.

Yes, that's what's supposed to happen but unfortunately, my AV-710 doesn't seem to work too well with ASIO (and the kernel winamp plugin stinks with no resampling). I can't resample more than 48000 in ASIO and the KS in foobar sounds a whole lot better (placebo?).