TPlayer 1R10

It is a free music player and mixer for the well known audio formats mp3, wma, ogg, and wav. It uses the file names and/or folder names to achieve artists grouping. It has different commonly used naming formats already built-in.

With the Automix Playlist, you can select and rearrange what songs TPlayer will play next. The Playlist can be automatically filled by the Automix or manually by dragging/dropping items from the Songlist.

Here are some key features:
- Adjustable Automix Settings based on audio data to adapt to different music genres. - Four different Automix sort options. - One click manual mix and fade out options: Cut, Fade 2.5, 5, 7.5 and 10 seconds. - Dual independent players with real time Vu meters or Waveform display and Peak indicators. - Hierarchal explorer like Songlist grouped by artists, albums and songs. - Drag&Drop Playlist Editor: reorder, save and load playback sequence. - Multiple sound cards support for pre-listening on monitor speakers or headphones. - Play, Pause, Stop, To Monitor/Master speakers and Set Start/End position buttons. - Volume, Balance, Crossfader, Pitch and Seek slider bars. - Changeable background bitmap image. - Requires very little system resources and processing power.

Requirements:

>Microsoft Windows (tested on 98SE, Me and XP but should run fine on 95/98 and 2000 also) >Microsoft DirectX >Windows Media Player or Fraunhofer IIS MPEG Layer-3 Decode (L3CODECX.AX) >(Note: WMP is not necessary if you have the file L3CODECX.AX installed) >At least one sound card. Two sound cards supported for monitor speakers output. >Screen resolution of 800x600 minimum, 16/24/32bit colors. >DirectX for Windows 95/98/Me/XP/2000 can be found here. >For ogg Vorbis support, you need the DirectShow Filters by Tobias here. >If you have an old version of Xing Player and have problem running TPlayer because of ASMAUDDECFF.DLL and XMP3DEC.DLL errors, just rename those two files and things should be ok.