The page is an alphabetical list of links to archives of Foobar2000 components collected by The Audio File. It states the list includes developmental, experimental, problematic, untested and unsupported components, many developed for older Foobar versions, and that using old or unsupported components is not recommended for normal use.
A guide for setting up synced lyrics in Foobar2000 using the OpenLyrics component, including Musixmatch token setup, search order, metadata tags and saving options. It also covers searching lyrics for multiple songs and viewing synced lyrics.
AudioRelay streams audio between devices. It can stream a PC's or laptop's audio to a phone, send a phone's microphone to a PC over Wi-Fi, and use a phone as a wireless speaker or headset. A USB connection is also offered. The documentation lists server installation, an Android app, and Windows, Linux and macOS instructions.
Audion is an open-source, local-first desktop audio player for personal music collections, offering bit-perfect playback, synchronized lyrics, custom CSS themes and sandboxed plugins. It works offline and collects no telemetry. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, and an optional self-hosted server allows streaming lossless audio to other devices.
Museeks is a simple, clean, cross-platform music player focused on well-crafted, simple features. The latest released version is 0.23.4, with available builds for Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, 64-bit and ARM Windows, as well as AppImage, .deb, .rpm, and Flatpak package formats.
A page listing third-party plugins that extend the DeaDBeeF music player with new features. It gives install instructions for GNU/Linux, Windows and macOS and notes that, unless stated otherwise, the listed plugins were not made by DeaDBeeF developers.
foobar2000 is an advanced freeware audio player for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, with the Windows version working on Linux via Wine. It plays mainstream audio formats out of the box, supports gapless playback, advanced tagging, Audio CD ripping and transcoding, ReplayGain, DSP effects and internet radio. An open component architecture allows third-party extensions.
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A guide for setting up synced lyrics in Foobar2000 using the OpenLyrics component, including Musixmatch token setup, search order, metadata tags and saving options. It also covers searching lyrics for multiple songs and viewing synced lyrics.
AudioRelay streams audio between devices. It can stream a PC's or laptop's audio to a phone, send a phone's microphone to a PC over Wi-Fi, and use a phone as a wireless speaker or headset. A USB connection is also offered. The documentation lists server installation, an Android app, and Windows, Linux and macOS instructions.
Audion is an open-source, local-first desktop audio player for personal music collections, offering bit-perfect playback, synchronized lyrics, custom CSS themes and sandboxed plugins. It works offline and collects no telemetry. It runs on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android, and an optional self-hosted server allows streaming lossless audio to other devices.
Museeks is a simple, clean, cross-platform music player focused on well-crafted, simple features. The latest released version is 0.23.4, with available builds for Apple Silicon and Intel macOS, 64-bit and ARM Windows, as well as AppImage, .deb, .rpm, and Flatpak package formats.
A page listing third-party plugins that extend the DeaDBeeF music player with new features. It gives install instructions for GNU/Linux, Windows and macOS and notes that, unless stated otherwise, the listed plugins were not made by DeaDBeeF developers.
foobar2000 is an advanced freeware audio player for Windows, macOS, Android and iOS, with the Windows version working on Linux via Wine. It plays mainstream audio formats out of the box, supports gapless playback, advanced tagging, Audio CD ripping and transcoding, ReplayGain, DSP effects and internet radio. An open component architecture allows third-party extensions.
