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where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Hi,

what is the name of the component download package that has this dll ?

I understand that it contains a good tool for marking preferences in my music library.

Thanks,
Mike

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #1 –
After some magic which involved pasting "foo_customdb.dll" into the search box on top of this site, and then clicking the first link, this is what i got: http://blog.99ravens.net/index.php?e=283

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #2 –
I'm being moved around a lot today.  I will learn. 

Does this mean that foo_customdb is not accepted as a plug-in by foobar2000.org ?? 

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #3 –
From your first post I have do idea what functionality are you looking for ?


terry
 

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #4 –
I saw a post on another forum (not fb2k) that foo_customdb.dll could be used to put marks on tracks within an album that would say: I like this one a lot, or I don't like that one. 

What's good for this?  I am just starting out in computer-based music.  I have ripped about 100 CDs with EAC.  I can see the value in setting prefernce marks. 

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #5 –
Quote from: Mike in MD on
Does this mean that foo_customdb is not accepted as a plug-in by foobar2000.org ??

It means that the component's author is Asian and doesn't speak enough English (or just doesn't care enough) to attempt to post here.
elevatorladylevitateme

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #6 –
@Mike in MD
That's correct.
With foo_customdb you can add every custom field to a database instead of the tags of a file.

But for this purpose you could also use the official foo_playcount and use its rating system (its written to a database only by default, too).

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #7 –
I see.
I got confused by your use of the word preference and thought of it as setting Foobar program preferences.  Ctrl + P.

If you are simply looking to be able to rate your like / dislike of a track...there are many ways to do so in Foobar.

One would be the playback statistics component which also provides rating.
http://www.foobar2000.org/components/view/foo_playcount

terry

Edit: as mentioned above.

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #8 –
It seems that Playback Statistics 2.1.9 (foo_playcount.dll) is the winner !!

Thanks.  You have all been very helpful, with this and my earlier ASIO question.

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #9 –
I would like to try this skin on my foobar and love the Last.fm integration this skin offers. There's only one problem, the plugin foo_customdb is not available at the included URL this script says in it's pdf file inside the archive. Where do I find the plugin?
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Kimme Utsi <http://kimme.blogspot.com/>

where is foo_customdb.dll ?

Reply #10 –
You can try searching Google for a mirror of the file. If the site that hosted the component went down, or was changed, there's not much we can do for you.