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HiFoo Installation Notesby ~Br3tt

BEFORE INSTALLING, check requirements below

*Cleaning previous HiFoo Installation

If you want to update an existing HiFoo config, you MUST delete the previous .../skins/HiFoo folder before extracting the new .Zip file, otherwize, it could generate some WSH crash later!

*Required Fonts

*Required dependencies

foo_wave_seekbar component requires
- Ms Visual C++ 2010 SP1 32 bits version even on x64 systems > [link]
- and for Direct3D rendering of the wave seekbar, DirectX Runtimes 9 (not installed on Seven by default) > [link]

*Installation Notes

Install Foobar if not already done (Normal or Portable installation, as you prefer)

If Normal install done, extract the .zip file into your foobar2000 user profile folder, on Seven it's C:\Users\<your_username>\AppData\Roaming\foobar2000\

If Portable install done, extract the .zip file into your foobar2000 program folder, for example C:\My Programs\foobar2000\

Step ONLY for Windows XP users: Download this extra .zip file HiFoo_Add-On_for_XP.zip: [link]

Step ONLY for Windows XP users: Extract the extra .zip file HiFoo_Add-On_for_XP.zip to the same foobar2000 folder as above, it will overwrite some WSH Panel Mod files and so will allow HiFoo to run with XP

Now HiFoo layout is visible, first your have to configure your media library : click the icon button before the playlist "Library" or use the main menu entry "Library>Configure"

Once media library configured (wait a little bit for foobar2000 monitor your media library folder), you may need to restart foobar2000 if the playlist "Library" is not populated

Installation is now over, you may have to set some other useful features, like "Cursor follows Playback" (menu "Playback") ...

It's that easy

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