Difference between revisions of "Foobar2000 Mobile:Preferences:Advanced"
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| + | === Index cuesheets === | ||
| + | Cuesheets are ignored by foobar2000's media library by default. Toggle this option to include cuesheet tracks in indexed library. | ||
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| + | === Exclude other media in folders containing cuesheets === | ||
| + | Indexing of cuesheets usually causes duplicate entries in library, as files referenced by cuesheets are also shown. | ||
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| + | Toggle this option together with "Index cuesheets" to work around it, hiding all other audio files in folders that contain cuesheets. | ||
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| + | === Treat files/folders with names starting with a dot as hidden === | ||
| + | It is a common convention on non-Windows operating systems that file/folder names starting with dot (example: .foo) mark the file or folder as hidden. | ||
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| + | By default, foobar2000 mobile also treats such as hidden and excludes from indexing. Toggle this option to override. | ||
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| + | === Exclude folders with .nomedia from indexing (Android only) === | ||
| + | Android uses a ".nomedia" file to mark folders as excluded from media indexing. By default, foobar2000 obeys that convention. | ||
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| + | Toggle this option to override. | ||
=== Exclude mask === | === Exclude mask === | ||
Latest revision as of 09:52, 20 July 2022
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This page contains various technical options meant for advanced users.
Contents
- 1 Audio
- 2 Display
- 2.1 Use grid view for albums
- 2.2 Album grid view image-only
- 2.3 Sort albums by date
- 2.4 Show non-audio files in folders
- 2.5 Hide duplicate tracks when browsing
- 2.6 Show playback screen upon selecting track to play
- 2.7 Show next track info on playback screen
- 2.8 Show auto-detected storage devices in main page (Android only)
- 2.9 Hide status bar on the playback screen (iOS only)
- 3 Library
- 4 Tweaks
Audio
Use OpenSL audio output (Android only)
By default, foobar2000 mobile uses AudioTrack interface to play audio.
Toggling this option causes another method, OpenSL, to be used. It's known to work better on some devices, but also breaks on some others (most notably old HTC phones).
High-definition audio output (iOS only)
Asks the system to enable output of high-definition audio streams (24-bit, high sample rates). Without this option, the system may downsample relevant content.
This option is intended for mainly for use with USB audio devices connected.
Null audio output
Disables audio output. For testing only.
Smooth seeking/pausing/volume
Same as equivalent feature of desktop foobar2000.
Introduces short fades when changing volume, seeking or pausing.
Causes output engine to run at low latency, may be more prone to glitches if your CPU is under load.
Display
Use grid view for albums
Self-explanatory.
Album grid view image-only
Alters behavior of the above, shows covers only without text labels.
Sort albums by date
Self-explanatory.
Show non-audio files in folders
When browsing filesystem folders (not library views), causes files that are not recognized as audio to be shown also.
Hide duplicate tracks when browsing
Suppresses display of apparent duplicate tracks in library views - for an example, if you have an album in two different audio formats (such as lossless+lossy), apparent-higher-quality copy will be shown only.
Show playback screen upon selecting track to play
Self-explanatory.
Show next track info on playback screen
Self-explanatory.
Show auto-detected storage devices in main page (Android only)
Self-explanatory.
Hide status bar on the playback screen (iOS only)
Enabling this causes the status bar to disappear when foobar2000 playback screen is active, that is makes foobar2000 playback screen occupy entire screen of your device.
Library
Index cuesheets
Cuesheets are ignored by foobar2000's media library by default. Toggle this option to include cuesheet tracks in indexed library.
Exclude other media in folders containing cuesheets
Indexing of cuesheets usually causes duplicate entries in library, as files referenced by cuesheets are also shown.
Toggle this option together with "Index cuesheets" to work around it, hiding all other audio files in folders that contain cuesheets.
It is a common convention on non-Windows operating systems that file/folder names starting with dot (example: .foo) mark the file or folder as hidden.
By default, foobar2000 mobile also treats such as hidden and excludes from indexing. Toggle this option to override.
Exclude folders with .nomedia from indexing (Android only)
Android uses a ".nomedia" file to mark folders as excluded from media indexing. By default, foobar2000 obeys that convention.
Toggle this option to override.
Exclude mask
New in v1.3.1.
Exclude specific file types (wildcard mask) from being indexed.
Example: *.mp3;*.m4a - this will HIDE all MP3 and M4A files.
Same as desktop foobar2000 Media Library "exclude" setting.
Restrict mask
New in v1.3.1.
Restrict library indexing to specific file types (wildcard mask).
Example: *.mp3;*.m4a - this will hide ALL OTHER files but MP3 and M4A.
Same as desktop foobar2000 Media Library "restrict to" setting.
Tweaks
Image cache
Shows statistics of foobar2000 mobile's image cache data, allowing you to clear it, which then results in all album covers etc being reloaded from your media files.
Clearing cache should not be needed, unless foobar2000 fails to pick up updated album covers or such.
Loop module files indefinitely
Causes music file formats that support looping to play indefinitely, until manually stopped or advanced to another track.
This includes module files and various game music formats.
Animated page transitions (iOS only)
Toggles animation of page transitions. Default: on. Can be turned off for snappier experience.
UPnP find tracks scan depth
Affects only "add to playlist" on UPnP folders.
Controls how deep into subfolders the lookup will recurse.
Set to 3 by default, as some UPnP servers have virtual folders with infinite subfolders that narrow down search criteria, so recursing into them infinitely would never finish.
