separate library paths in folder structure view
Solution 1
You can use symbolic links for that. Create some folder, say "C:\Program Files (x86)\foobar2000\library", go to it in Windows cmd.exe, use Windows built-in "mklink" command line to create links to your folders like this:
C:\Program Files (x86)\foobar2000\library>mklink /D "MUSIC" "Q:\MUSIC" symbolic link created for MUSIC > Q:\MUSIC
Then add your "library" folder to foobar and set the album view to "by folder structure". Foobar doesn't seem to follow regular Windows shortcuts, but soft links work.
Solution 2
This applies to the default UI: at the bottom of the Album List panel, go to the drop-down list for "View." There's an option for "Folder structure." This will organize your files the way you want.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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vlad_tepesch almost 2 years
i want to move to foobar since it has some cool features.
however one thing that annoys me and i wonder how to fix this:
i have an external hard drive with the complete library and on internal disk also some stuff (may be the same since i cpied the stuff i want to hear to laptop)
if i add both, the external and the internal musik directories then foobar mixes the contents of the directories together.
example:
drive content:
e:\Music\InterpretA\Album1 e:\Music\InterpretA\Album2 e:\Music\InterpretA\Album3 e:\Music\InterpretB\Album1 c:\Music\InterpretA\Album1 c:\Music\InterpretB\Album1
i added
e:\music
andc:\music
to libraryand in folder strucutre view foobar mixes them up to:
+- InterpretA | +- Album1 | +- Album1 | +- Album2 | +- Album3 +- InterpretB +- Album1 +- Album1
I would prefer something like:
+-"e:\Music\" | +- InterpretA | | +- Album1 | | +- Album2 | | +- Album3 | +- InterpretB | +- Album1 +-"c:\Music\" +- InterpretA | +- Album1 +- InterpretB +- Album1
is there any way to achive that?
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nixda about 10 yearsWhich GUI do you use: Default UI or Columns UI?
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vlad_tepesch about 10 yearsi was already talking about the behaviour of the "folder structure" view