Not sure if it's worth mentioning too, with it's defaults, you've got a
lot of extra information shown on the screen which isn't super necessary
as just a player. It's possible to slim it down, to one playlist, and a
statusbar, which shows the time you've progressed through a file, but
removing some of the other stuff isn't the most accessible thing in the
world. I'm using NVDA though, so perhaps it's more friendly with
windoweyes, but once you've got it looking like you want, it's really an
awesome player.
Take care.
Blessings.
On 3/6/2014 8:15 AM, James Scholes wrote:
Chris Skarstad wrote:
I've always wanted someone to do an audio demonstration and
walkthrough of Foobar so I could get a better grasp of what it does.
It looks like it could do some pretty powerful stuff.
What sort of things would you like to see demonstrated? It can do some
very clever things if you look under the hood, play with plug-ins, etc.
For example I can control it from my iPhone and even stream my media
library remotely. But to get up and running with it as a basic audio
player, all you need to do is install it and add some hotkeys.
