Rickio
July 30th, 2002, 06:46 PM
I mentioned this application before, this is a updated version.
It's a real gem, check it out!
It's great to use while multi-tasking, it uses very little resources. It sounds as good or better than anything else out their and supports ogg and mp3.
download here:
http://mpegx.com/download.asp?url=http://www.un4seen.com/files/xmplay24.zip
here is where I found the update and info;
http://mpegx.com/audio.asp?dcat=AudioPlayer&detail=1459
XMPlay is a Windows music player, supporting the OGG / MP3 / MP2 / MP1 / MO3 / IT / XM / S3M / MTM / MOD / UMX audio formats, and PLS / M3U playlists. A bunch of other formats are also supported via Winamp plugins. Initially, when XMPlay was first released in 1998, only the XM format was supported, hence the name "XMPlay".
Features:
Balls-on accurate - plays the way nature intended
Interpolation & volume/pan ramping - for output that's smoother than a baby's arse
5 Band equalizer - adjustable gain at five frequency bands
Reverb & surround sound - for a richer, fuller flavour
Per-track settings - save default "Output Options" settings (eq/reverb/etc...) to be used each time a track is loaded, with a (also customisable) default setting for all tracks that do not have specific settings
Track information - displays file information, instrument/sample texts, and messages/tags
WAV writer - writes 8/16/32-bit WAVs, supports external encoders (MP3/OGG/etc...), optional automatic level normalization
Integration - open files from Windows Explorer, drag'n'drop files/directories/shortcuts/URLs, monitor the clipboard for streamable URLs, drag'n'drop tracks from XMPlay into other programs
Archive plugins - archived/compressed files can be loaded just like normal files
Visualisation - compatible with Sonique plugins, also includes a MOD pattern view
It's a real gem, check it out!
It's great to use while multi-tasking, it uses very little resources. It sounds as good or better than anything else out their and supports ogg and mp3.
download here:
http://mpegx.com/download.asp?url=http://www.un4seen.com/files/xmplay24.zip
here is where I found the update and info;
http://mpegx.com/audio.asp?dcat=AudioPlayer&detail=1459
XMPlay is a Windows music player, supporting the OGG / MP3 / MP2 / MP1 / MO3 / IT / XM / S3M / MTM / MOD / UMX audio formats, and PLS / M3U playlists. A bunch of other formats are also supported via Winamp plugins. Initially, when XMPlay was first released in 1998, only the XM format was supported, hence the name "XMPlay".
Features:
Balls-on accurate - plays the way nature intended
Interpolation & volume/pan ramping - for output that's smoother than a baby's arse
5 Band equalizer - adjustable gain at five frequency bands
Reverb & surround sound - for a richer, fuller flavour
Per-track settings - save default "Output Options" settings (eq/reverb/etc...) to be used each time a track is loaded, with a (also customisable) default setting for all tracks that do not have specific settings
Track information - displays file information, instrument/sample texts, and messages/tags
WAV writer - writes 8/16/32-bit WAVs, supports external encoders (MP3/OGG/etc...), optional automatic level normalization
Integration - open files from Windows Explorer, drag'n'drop files/directories/shortcuts/URLs, monitor the clipboard for streamable URLs, drag'n'drop tracks from XMPlay into other programs
Archive plugins - archived/compressed files can be loaded just like normal files
Visualisation - compatible with Sonique plugins, also includes a MOD pattern view