The following lines in your document are really important to help understand the 'concept' of how MusicBee manages music, and could be at the start of the import section: I would like to see an explanation of what happens when you scan for music files, and when you import music from itunes libraries. However now I 'get it' I think it's one of the most useful features of MusicBee. I took a little while to get my head around this as it wasn't a feature I had come across before, and the information on the wiki is quite brief. One thing that might be useful would be to describe in more detail the concept of the Inbox, and how it is used. Who is it meant to be used by? When would you use this and not the wiki, or help pages? Could elements be added to the wiki when complete? If a slick GUI is your taste, Foobar probably won't fit in.There does appear to be a certain amount of overlap with the Wiki, so maybe you could be clearer in the introduction about what this guide provides that the Wiki doesn't, and vice versa. It will take some time before a large collection is fully monitored. Open component architecture allowing third-party developers to extend functionality of the player.Ģ - Point to the folders containing your musicįoobar actively monitors your folders.Support for ripping Audio CDs as well as transcoding all supported audio formats using the Converter component.Easily customizable user interface layout.Supported audio formats: MP3, MP4, AAC, CD Audio, WMA, Vorbis, FLAC, WavPack, WAV, AIFF, Musepack, Speex, AU, SND.
foobar2000 has sound processing features such as software resampling or 24bit output on new high-end soundcards, but most of the other mainstream players are capable of doing the same by now. Most of “sound quality differences” people “hear” are placebo effect (at least with real music), as actual differences in produced sound data are below their noise floor (1 or 2 last bits in 16bit samples). Does foobar2000 sound better than other players?
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