Georgia-ReBORN VS Georgia

Just to point out that since you are using a theme (Georgia-ReBORN), all the answers to your questions are specific to that theme. That means anyone else using their own design of foobar, could not easily answer your questions because their foobar works differently. So your best bet is to probably ask the theme developer over on GitHub discussion or HA discussion threads. (Unless someone already using the GR theme shows up here to help)

Alternative: maybe Georgia-ReBORN which is still being developed. (It also uses modified Library Tree)

Hiya, I tried to install the Georgia-ReBORN theme by using a [YouTube tutorial](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7B1mT4iTUw "tooltip text"), but when I got to the 'install custom components' part spider monkey wouldn't show up on my foobar file explorer window.

No idea about the issue, but if I recall Georgia-ReBORN uses an updated version of the CaTRoX playlist. I noticed because I was once looking for additional tag support like EDITION and DISCSUBTITLE for disc groupings. Maybe you could borrow that one / see if it works, or ask u/TT-ReBORN the developer. (Actually I was intending to ask him myself if he might release that playlist as a stand-alone SMP package once the theme is released from beta)

It has to be done with JS. Look at a theme like Georgia Reborn.

https://github.com/TT-ReBORN/Georgia-ReBORN celle ci

I don't know any plugins. but Georgia reborn has a feature like that

Definitely Georgia Reborn! https://github.com/TT-ReBORN/Georgia-ReBORN

Thank you very much for your response! I am using the Georgia-ReBORN theme.

Georgia Reborn is my favourite f2000 theme of the now, though requires manual set-up

I can't, I rely too much on the Georgia theme and it doesn't work without Spider Monkey Panel, which reportedly won't get a x64 version for the time being.

I'm not sure but I do recommend Georgia from kbuffington

It's not actually that much work nowadays. I just recently start ripping some last remaining discs. Musicbrainz plugin on EAC tends to make initial seeding accurate and Musicbrainz Picard for final tagging is pretty easy. On PC, I like the skin Georgia. Iade lots of minor layout tweaks over the years, but don't have the time/attention span to do anything fancy. https://github.com/kbuffington/Georgia

Consider switching to Georgia: https://github.com/kbuffington/Georgia It's the only theme that I know of with DPI scaling for 4K monitors. Keep it mind that it relies on spider monkey panel which doesn't support x64, so you can't use it with the x64 version of foobar2000.

The popular Georgia and Georgia-ReBORN themes include a spinning-disc effect which supports both CD and vinyl art. This demo from Georgia's creator warns it is CPU/RAM-intensive, though - apparently "there's no way" (foobar limitation? spidermonkey limitation? javascript limitation?) to rotate the image in real time, so it has to render multiple copies of the image, each rotated by a few degrees (6 degrees per frame means 60 images, 4 degrees means 90, etc,) and cache all of these to cycle through while the album is playing.

I've been using foobar2000 since the 90s. It plays music quickly, but I really love the extensive tagging and ripping functionality. Another plus is its interface skinning flexibility. There are recently made "modern" looking themes if that's your thing. I'm currently using Georgia[0].

[0]https://github.com/kbuffington/Georgia

The player is not open source but the skin is: https://github.com/kbuffington/Georgia

Georgia-ReBORN is a modification of [Mordred's original Georgia theme](https://github.com/kbuffington/Georgia) for foobar2000.

Nice setup! Since you are using foobar, there is a custom skin you can set up called Georgia. I personally like it since it gives foobar a more modern feel.

When I first moved Georgia over to Spider Monkey I had the same popups when starting foobar with my HDD spun down. I discussed a lot with TheQwertiest who maintains FSM, and ultimately he came to the conclusion that nothing could be done on the Spider Monkey side of things. That meant I had to rearchitect the theme to load files asynchronously so that it wouldn't block everything when including files. Unfortunately that's probably not going to be something you can fix on your own easily.