I've been using foobar2000 almost since the start of it and am still using version 0.8.3 because it does everything I want it to do. I have tried and the latest versions and while there are some improvements in features and overall performance, they have lost some of the things and changed some of the specific behaviours that make a difference to me. Probably a lot of it has to do with plugins and the fact that foobar2000 seems to change its plugin API with every release doesn't help it.I'm staying with v0.8.3.
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Updates are not only about fixing bugs (which I never encountered in foobar2000 myself lately), but also about adding features. Of course, if you do not bother improving a software, you probably won't need to keep on fixing bugs!Besides, if you do not update a software often enough, people complain. If you update it too often, people also complain. I guess that an acceptable update rate should be voted by law.As for me, foobar2000 works great. I like the increased flexibility of the interface in the latest builds, along with the comprehensive set of pre-defined looks. One thing I'd like though is to download foobar2000 as a compressed archive instead of an installer. After all, it doesn't need the installer, and I always end up installing, copying files to my pen drive, and uninstalling.Despite this personal gripe, I'll give it a 5 nonetheless. Just the converter plugin makes it well worth it for me. 2ff7e9595c
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