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I Built My Own Audio Player

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292 points nexo-v1 | 1 comments | 22 May 25 14:09 UTC | HN request time: 0.202s | source
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prell ◴[22 May 25 20:40 UTC] No.44066694[source]▶
I come from the times where winamp was the go-to music player. Today, even in the age of streaming services I still keep a local music library organized in folders. So, just as others here in the comments I built myself an old-school music player as a hobby project to listen to my music offline. It's a 1 page html/js app, has full keyboard controls and also features a simple queue mechanism functionality Check it out: https://nobsutils.com/mp
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bromuro ◴[23 May 25 00:12 UTC] No.44068507[source]▶
To me the go-to music player has always been foobar2000. (Replaced today by Cog app)
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out-of-ideas ◴[23 May 25 00:22 UTC] No.44068559[source]▶
2025 and im still rockin foobar2000 with 2000 plugins. wish a native linux binary was out though through wine is okay, just lacks native dark mode
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blacklion ◴[23 May 25 10:24 UTC] No.44071542[source]▶
What plugins do you use? I cannot imagine to add even 10 plugins to foobar2K, especially now,when "exclusive" access to sound card is built-in and doesn't require WASAPI/ASIO plugin anymore.
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1. out-of-ideas ◴[24 May 25 18:23 UTC] No.44082888[source]▶
i try to install them all and only remove ones that break or really bother me - its fun to play with things from time to time. in terms of which ones i use:

  - decoders
  - asio output, virtual audio cable setup as needed (but for the most part the output i rarely change anymore)
  - DSPs, audio (i upmix to 7.1 depending on output; but not exactly a requirement due to equalizer apo), video stuff for funzies
  - Network related stuff (control, upnp)
  - theme related stuff though i think this is lacking for my use
  - lots of tooling stuff (though ive slowed down on a lot of that as of lately)
the app is a powerhouse for power users

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