Trying to migrate my music to a new computer without breaking everything.Here is the current situation:>Old PC- Windows 7, Foobar 1.3;- I don't have the PC anymore;- I have my root Music folder, intact;- I have the foobar Appdata folder backed up, as well as the Program Files folder.>New PC- Windows 10, Foobar 2.4;- Playlists are all dead because the music folder directory is different - I don't have a D:/ Drive anymore, only C:/, so I can't work around this;- Layout is absolutely broken, but I can reconfigure it later, minor issue;How the hell do I make it so foobar isn't retarded and understands that my music Folder is identical to the previous one, just stored in a different place?This should be simple, but simply adding the folder to my monitored library didn't do the trick.
I tried to install 1.3 instead to see if it helps, but same problems persist.Thought maybe I would be able to export playlists, but it has to be done one-by-one and the saved directory remains D:/.I would have to export all of them individually and then batch-replace every song directory to the new one.Or use a playlist fixed that goes by MD5, but I have duplicates and this could mess things up in some minor ways.
>>1539372>I can't work around thisPartition manager, take part of your C: drive and name it D:, then slap your files in there
>>1539372>Thought maybe I would be able to export playlists, but it has to be done one-by-one You can drag and drop playlists from the foobar 1 window to the foobar 2 window.>but it has to be done one-by-one and the saved directory remains D:/.Once you've dragged and dropped all your playlists from foobar 1 to 2, go to AppData\Roaming\foobar2000-v2\playlists-v2.0. Open all the .fplite files in a text editor program such as notepad++ and find and replace D:\ to C:\.
>>1539379This actually gave me a better idea, I made it so my external harddrive with the backed up data gets named D:, so now the playlists work, and then I moved the files using foobar's file handling system.>>1539405Didn't know about the drag and drop, thanks.Was able to avoid manually renaming all directories, I'll have to learn how to batch replace another day.Thanks, anons.
