foobar2000

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About this app

foobar2000 mobile is an advanced audio player for mobile devices.

Main features:
* Supported audio formats: MP3, MP4, AAC, Vorbis, Opus, FLAC, WavPack, WAV, AIFF, Musepack.
* Gapless playback.
* Full ReplayGain support (playback and scanning).
* Supports playback and downloading music from various network servers (UPnP, FTP, WebDAV).

Ratings and reviews

I've been using this app for about 6 years or more. It does a good job. I have a very large collection of music. Foobar does a good job of sifting through it with ease. I enjoy the last couple updates. I can see the bitrate and the format of the song which is nice. I can also properly use playlists now, adding songs on the fly.

Overall it's a great app, it is quite easy to setup and use. I love that you can connect to it your FTP share which contains music library. One minor issue - if you use FTP to connect to your share, the seekbar does not work. It would be good to fix it on next updates, otherwise if you want to skip some part of the song, it's not possible. Would be great to have SMB share support as well. UPDATE (29-SEPT-2024): Many thanks for fixing the issues with seekbar and for added SMB share support!

I've been using foobar2000 both on my phone and my PC since it was released for the respective platform. Now I have a problem, please help. YesterdayI installed an ftp server (Wing FTP free edition) on my PC so I can listen on my phone to my collection on the PC via Wi-Fi. When I select a .flac file, everything is OK. But when I select an m3u or other playlist, playback begins but there's no slider and I can't seek into the file, which is rather annoying. What am I doing wrong?

What's new

Restored ability to manually input UPnP media server URLs.
When turning console logging on, current backlog is now saved.
If internet radio stream is stuck at 0:00, clicking same radio station again restarts it rather than doing nothing.
Fixed skinned playback view showing nonsensical remaining time for internet radio streams.
Made Media Servers page automatically search local network for SMB and FTP servers.
See website for full change log.