Full Version: Can't find Replaygain!
Hi: Firstly I'd like to say how amazing I've found Foobar over the past few months: best media player yet!. Secondly, I have my Foobar set up how I like it, with just one small problem: I can't seem to find out how to scan the replaygain for tracks/albums. I know it should appear in the context menu, but can't seem to find it. Also, it doesn't appear when I try adding it to the context menu. Can anyone help???
QUOTE(Pingue @ Mar 14 2007, 07:41) 
Hi: Firstly I'd like to say how amazing I've found Foobar over the past few months: best media player yet!. Secondly, I have my Foobar set up how I like it, with just one small problem: I can't seem to find out how to scan the replaygain for tracks/albums. I know it should appear in the context menu, but can't seem to find it. Also, it doesn't appear when I try adding it to the context menu. Can anyone help???
Make sure you have foo_rgscan.dll in your %program files%\foobar2000\components folder, you may have accidentally deleted it?
If it is there then you can put it in your context menu by click the menu bar File > Preferences. The preference window popus up. On the left list of categories click Display > Context Menu. In the context menu window right click on [ROOT] > Insert Item > Command.... A window will pop up. Where it says Filter list by: type replaygain, and click on the commands you want to add to the context menu.
QUOTE(metal_termite @ Mar 14 2007, 11:55)
QUOTE(Pingue @ Mar 14 2007, 07:41)
Hi: Firstly I'd like to say how amazing I've found Foobar over the past few months: best media player yet!. Secondly, I have my Foobar set up how I like it, with just one small problem: I can't seem to find out how to scan the replaygain for tracks/albums. I know it should appear in the context menu, but can't seem to find it. Also, it doesn't appear when I try adding it to the context menu. Can anyone help???
Make sure you have foo_rgscan.dll in your %program files%\foobar2000\components folder, you may have accidentally deleted it?
If it is there then you can put it in your context menu by click the menu bar File > Preferences. The preference window popus up. On the left list of categories click Display > Context Menu. In the context menu window right click on [ROOT] > Insert Item > Command.... A window will pop up. Where it says Filter list by: type replaygain, and click on the commands you want to add to the context menu.
Brilliant: thanks. I must have deleted the file months ago. Explains why I can't find it!
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