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[TOS #6] A few questions

Hi. I've been configuring and using this wonderful program for some days now. I have some questions (sorry for my English):

I will use foobar mainly for listening to audio CDs, but also mp3s in my hard disk.

1: Is there a way that playlists are never kept when I exit the program? I mean, every time I start it, I'd like to see the playlist empty, not with the files that I played in the latest session. I'd also like that only one playlist can be used at once.

2: I have the shortcut to the program as D:\foobar2000\foobar2000.exe g: so that it plays the CD automatically when I run it. Is there a way to prevent that all songs appear selected? I would also be nice if I could not see the square on the last selected song when I already deselect it.

3: Any easy way to scroll the text on the taskbar button or make it switch between artist name and song name, for instance, every second?

4: I've tried the Kernel Streaming Support and followed a tutorial to configure it, selecting the KS:.. device in Output and setting the Resampler PPHS to 44800 (I have an Audigy 2 ZS) and Ultra mode. However, I don't notice any difference in sound quality (using Logitech Z-5500). Oh, later on I also tried the Channel Mixer component and I don't see any difference from using Creative's CRSS effects. Is this normal?

5: I have my layout with more features that I ever imagined. However, any other cool feature that you can recommend me, be it content or aesthetic? This is a screenshot of how I have configured it.