http://www.foobar2000.org/fuckmicrosoft
WINBLOWS, NOT EVEN ONCE
>>53983570
You should have been using VLC all along.
hahahahaha enjoy your botnet
Lets hope they move to Linux
>>53983662
If they open sourced it I would drop Windows, it's the only thing keeping me here. Using it in Wine results in messed up notifications for me.
>>53983682
>Using an OS just because of a music player
What the hell, man
>>53983721
I rely on music to keep me focused, foobar is the only player I know of that handles the library and queue in a way that I prefer, the closest alternative is cmus but it's missing some features.
Everything I could do on another OS I can do inside of Windows, the opposite is not true.
>>53983570
more like fuck shitbar lmao
BTFO
freetard imbeciles on suicide watch
>>53983570
>"Microsoft" "decided" to reject his certificate
>no attempts to resolve with MS
>Effective now we throw a hissy fit
jesus
>>53983771
Gottem.
>>53983721
>>53983682
>>53983744
I have to admit, there's nothing on Linux that comes close to Foobar2000. I really wish it were multiplatform like Audacious.
>>53983771
>Foobar
>free as in in freedom
>foobar
>>53983570
RIP poobar
you were shit and no one will remember you
>>53983783
Yeah I'm not sure how the "fuck microsoft" page is going to help him get help from microsoft.
>>53983771
>being this ignorant
Get out of this board, shithead.
>>53983682
> run linux
> VM a winXP machine
> foobar ecstasy
> linux joy
You could have done that in 2005.
Foobar2000 is a known botnet and Windows is just protecting you from it.
Boycott Foobotnet.
Wait so am I understanding this correctly? What is the problem? That you now have to click "Yes" on an UAC prompt when installing foobar? How is that a problem? It should be like that for every program, being able to suppress that with signatures sounds like a security risk.
If users don't want UAC prompts they can just turn UAC off globally themselves.
>>53983586
>>53983771
>>53983795
>>53983822
BUTTMAD FAGGOTS DETECTED
>>53983841
BUTTMAD FAGGOT DETECTED
>>53983786
I don't care what it would take I would personally port it myself just to have it if they released the source as is. I've honestly considered just implementing my own player that mimics the features I need but I don't think I could do as good of a job.
>>53983819
The issue with VM's is handling media keys, there may be some way to pass them through or I could use some kind of signal from the host to the vm but that's a lot of resources just for a music player. Plus I'd need to setup a passthrough for the audio files themselves although that's easy.
Probably worth mentioning I'd rather an open source release than just a Linux binary since then it could be ported to the platforms I use. That's the whole issue to begin with is that foobar is platform locked to Windows right now, adding just one would be better but not best.
>>53983831
I'm fairly certain Winblows 10 requires code signing by default.
>>53983570
>foobar2000
Oh boi I sure love me some retrobotnetware
>>53983873
I don't think so, I'm a developer and I've never signed any of my programs that I release.
If you'd read the thread linked on that page, you'd find that it's StarSSL's fault, not the foobar creator's.
TL;DR StartSSL is selling SHA-256 with SHA-1 intermediates, which of course are no longer supported.
>paying to develop on a platform
PROPRIETARY WINFAGS ON SUICIDE WATCH
>>53983831
>UAC
https://hydrogenaud.io/index.php/topic,111492.0.html
it seems to prevent people from downloading the installer in Win10 with the default browser
They should move into different platforms
>>53983822
Bullshit.
It's not open-source, however. That's a shame, because if it was I could help Peter.
Interestingly it's really high quality, and has a great open-source ecosystem built up around it: like EAC, if it ever died, I'm sure something open source would replace it.
It's not Microsoft's fault. They are doing exactly what they should: warning the user about an installer with a weak signature (albeit not as clearly as they could).
The problem here is the incompetent (literal) jews at StartSSL, signing with an SHA-1 intermediate in the chain, in 2016, in breach of their CA/B Forum and Authenticode agreements, again.
There are a couple of providers who do free code signing certs, but only for open-source developers, as unlike Let's Encrypt's initiative, this requires ID checking (so no, LE can't help you with this).
>>53983662
keep dreaming freetard
>>53983570
I don't really see the problem but w/e
>>53984036
Microsoft basically gave them the finger for no reason
>poobar
Use MusicBee or literally anything else
>>53983570
So it's got something to do with smartscreen? I would assume that any technology literate person would disable that nonsense. AND would use AIMP.
>>53984096
>musicbee
>>53983905
kek, so basically they're complaining that their incorrect signature is rejected.
>>53983570
Who gives a shit about poobar?
t. Linux user
>>53984265
I don't know what the fuck you guys are complaining about. The old versions work just fine.
Windows is protecting you from Foobotnet.
>not using the 16-bit version of winplay3
>"2016"
Who /sonique/ here?
>>53984468
>>53984500
but why
>>53985126
because why not?
winamp, masterrace reporting in.
I don't even listen to music anymore.
>>53985027
>not musicmatch jukebox
>>53985157
you have a point, sir
>>53985182
oh yea, it was also the first mp3 player i ever used
so there's that
foobar dev is the ultimate fucking cuck
Where the fuck is the Linux version if you hate Microsoft, prick?
>>53985215
sour_grapes.rtf
>>53983570
>run into a problem with a Microsoft product
>bitch about it
Funny how everyone is fine typing fucking terminal commands to do mundane things in Linux and dealing with obscure methods, messy filesystems and deprecated shit, but as soon as they run into a well-documented issue on Windows that can almost solve itself in mere seconds, they apparently have no other choice than throwing a fit.
>>53985178
>musicmatch jukebox
only software i ever bought. i was like 14 years old and the guy at the store tricked me into buying it. i wanted something to rip cd's with and wasn't aware that even the windows media player could do that.
the software was fine, though.
>>53983570
he needs to publish it on the windows 10 store
>>53985245
>messy file systems
What?
>>53985232
You haven't understood the meaning of that correctly.
>>53983682
>http://www.foobar2000.org/fuckmicrosoft
DeadBeaf
>>53985250
if it's any consolation, wmp made for a pretty shitty cd ripper
![2oHi3ue[1].png](https://i.imgur.com/TmtVJnh.png "2oHi3ue[1].png")
Yes, so it is essentially StartSSL fault, thanks for the effort. (Although the certificate itself is signed using SHA256, not all the certificates in the chain are:)
If Microsoft tools consistently reported failure, it would be at least easier to explain to them; instead they just blame Microsoft SmartScreen.
It's even funnier that with my certificate, I cannot sign anything outside my Windows 7 VM used for foobar2000 compiling and packaging, signtool running natively on my Windows 10 workstation refuses to sign, but it won't say in detail why the cert chain is wrong.
Wouldn't have been a problem on Linux
>>53983744
mpd
>>53985306
lonix has no automatic system program verification
>>53985334
FUD
>>53984468
>>53984500
>>53985027
>>53985178
vimus reporting in, clearly superior
>2016
>free software wins again
>>53985286
I really wish the deadbeef developers would add foobar's "add tags from freedb" feature in deadbeef. That's one of the main reasons I still use foobar2000 thr>>53985289
ough wine.
>>53985027
Mah fucking nigga. Sonique was fucking crazy and stylish, ran like a charm too.
Still have the installers stashed somewhere with plenty skins and visual effects, just in case.
>>53985326
Before switching to cmus I used it with Sonata, it was simple and worked but didn't have the features I want, do you have a recommended frontend?
>>53985286
Same as above, it works for playing just fine but doesn't do what I need. However I tried it a long time ago so maybe it's changed since then, I'll look at it again later.
>not using the gayest player ever
>>53985478
What features do you want?
The design of mpd is such that you can use it with any number of clients, to provide different features.
I currently have 4 programs connected to my mpd instance. (ncurses front-end, status bar, wm for hotkeys and autoplay.py)
>>53985507
So the big thing is how the queue works, in foobar I have it set up so that it displays my library as a tree, when I click on anything in it then it goes to the current queue, the cursor follows the playback and the playback will follow the cursor, so if track 2 is done it will move to track 3, but if I highlight track 6 when the current track is done track 6 will play. Another one that I never see in media players is "stop after current" which just stops playback after a track is done.
Here's a video, don't mind the theme, I only have it for the library plugin that comes with it.
https://a.uguu.se/stisfg_fooshit.mp4
>>53983570
>Foobar
Still using Winamp here. :^)
>>53983744
Google foobar2000 ubuntu. There is a clone of foobar to run on linux i believe.
Also mpv
>>53985245
>typing shit into a terminal
Nice meme.
Only needed when installing software, or running things like mpv.
You do not need a terminal for office, programming, email, or web browsing. I can do all of those things in emacs.
>>53985617
How did you get the W10 notifications to pick up what song is playing?
>>53983570
So the dev is incompetent and blames it on Microsoft? Yet another reason not to use his piece of shit software.
social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/32288.windows-enforcement-of-authenticode-code-signing-and-timestamping.aspx
>>53986045
This option, however...
>>53986045
>>53986083
On Windows 10 notifications don't overwrite each other which is a big annoyance to me. You can make them disappear quicker but only globally not for each application.
>>53983570
>can't sign packages properly
>blames MS
nah senpai
>>53983586
I think you mean mpc-hc
>>53983570
Dev in forum:
>Yes, so it is essentially StartSSL fault, thanks for the effort.
His SSL cert provider has fucked up and it's tripping up due to the whole chain not using the same SHA signing.
Only retards use UAC/Smart Screen and bigger retards to use shitbar2.
>>53983721
>http://www.foobar2000.org/fuckmicrosoft
people use windows for games, some for fucking anime, how is music less valid than those?
>>53984161
Great argument.
>>53983570
ctrl+f
>no mplayer in command prompt
You fucks are so fucking funny.
>not using console mpd
>not using tiling extradark #010101 on #000000 WM
>>53983721
i don't have any way to read VGMs easily on linux/bsd
>>53985617
>Another one that I never see in media players is "stop after current" which just stops playback after a track is done.
This is what mpd's ‘single’ mode does
>>53985286
Dead beef is great, only player I use pretty easy to customize.. I'd switch to foobar if they went Linux though
>>53985617
>when I click on anything in it then it goes to the current queue, the cursor follows the playback and the playback will follow the cursor, so if track 2 is done it will move to track 3, but if I highlight track 6 when the current track is done track 6 will play.
Interesting concept for sure. I'm not sure how to get it into mpd, at least not without writing your own front-end and many hacks, but allow me to suggest an alternative. (i.e. basically how I use mpd)
I have mpd set up in ‘consume’ mode; which means that the playlist in mpd acts much like a queue. For example, I currently have these songs queued: >>53985372
Once mpd finishes playing a song, it gets removed from the playlist (consumed) and mpd goes on to the next one.
Say I want to, after the currently playing track finishes, start listening to an album: I would just browse to the album and use “insert after current song”.
If I want to skip ahead to a different song, I would either just delete the ones I want to skip from the play-queue manually, or I would just instruct mpd to skip ahead in the queue (and then maybe later I might skip back to where I was before). (Or I might take the song I want to prioritize and just drag it to after the current song instead)
Finally, if the playlist ever ends up empty as a result of consuming everything, I have a script to automatically queue up something related based on my listening preferences.
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>>53987230
That's pretty much how I use cmus, it's not bad but it's not what I want. I appreciate the input though, did you write the script you're talking about yourself? That sounds like something I'd be interested in.
>>53987259
>I appreciate the input though, did you write the script you're talking about yourself?
No. It's some python script I pulled off a list of mpd-related scripts.
It's extremely basic, it just has an sqlite database keeping score of how many times I listened to a song versus how many times it added that song. (So if it adds a song that I end up skipping early, it would get counted ‘negatively’, and if I manually add a song, it ends up getting counted ‘positively’)
>>53983822
>le "anything closed-source is a botnet" meme
God you libretards are fucking obnoxious.
>>53983570
open the sauce
open the sauce
open the sauce
>>53987352
did he ever give out a justification for why he wouldn't do it?
>>53987361
Doesn't want forks or people taking work of his and passing it off as their own.
>>53987391
Aren't there licences that prohibit that?
>>53987427
lol....
>>53986148
The same quality of argument as just greentexting poobar.
>>53983570
>foobar
More like fubar amirite
>>53987427
Only in freetards' dreams
>>53983570
How can he be such retard and still manage to create so nice software.
>>53983570
AIMP is superior anyway, who cares
proprietary software faggot cucked by proprietary OS
>>53985027
Sonique2 still has best skin ever
>>53986095
skin?
>>53988323
It's part of a pack named "DarkOne v3.1".
>>53988360
found it. thanks
I use MPC for literally all my media
>FUBAR1996
>giving a fuck about proprietary software
>>53987604
>foobar2000
>good
>>53983744
Ncmpcpp
>>53990890
>implying your freetard players can hold a candle to foobar
>>53992608
foobar is just an overrated placebo meme player
and you know it
>>53992608
Freetards literally use 2 applications just to play a music file.
