foo dop

In many cases, the flexibility and functionality of a product can be increased through plug-in components. Such is the case of foobar2000, a nifty audio player that can be used for managing the content on iPod devices by simply adding the necessary component.

foo dop has been designed specifically for this purpose and installing it is an easy task that requires dropping the content of the downloaded archive into the “components” folder of the audio player.

The plug-in integrates seamlessly in to the host application; it allows easy management of the iPod content and includes synchronization capabilities along with the possibility to load a specific library from the device.

Customizing the component can be done from the configuration panel of the audio player. There are plenty of settings to tinker with, some relating to database management others to the process of converting audio tracks or the track artwork and playback.

foo dop enables the user to prepare the audio files for playing on the Apple device by converting them to the appropriate format. It allows choosing a custom encoding utility as well as adding the necessary parameters for carrying out the operation.

Another feature available in the component is support for gapless playback, which, as the name suggests, is the uninterrupted play of the tracks.

Despite being a plug-in, foo dop brings to the table plenty of options for handling the content on iPod devices. It includes support for file synchronization in the background and allows the user to play the tracks on the device as well as create new libraries with a set of selected entries straight from foobar2000.