Topic: Quick Simple MP3 Player (Read 43,798 times)
) kind of software?
The simplest I've ever seen: 1by1 — the directory player.
Full Resume play: remembers last track and position
Billy is great!!!It would help if you could add why you like it.
Now I remember reading about 1by1 before (when checking out mp3DirectCut and suggesting features/reporting bugs, but never had a closer look)...
Are there more freeware players with such a feature?
At the risk of a shameless plug, Trout can do this as well.Are there more freeware players with such a feature?
XMPlay and foobar2000. Winamp can do it with a plugin as well.
Haha ok. It's just simple, it play's. I've asigned it as my default mp3 opening process, because I use other stuff with libraries which I open from shortcut. This tool is great for opening a just downloaded album and checking out all the songs.Billy is great!!!It would help if you could add why you like it.
If you want to show us the icon, you'd have to upload it to ImageShack or a similar site first... just take a closer look at your last post.Done
For Trout, it would be wonderful to remove it from taskbar and let it run only on the right side in...(I forgot what it's called) - stroke leaves me grasping for words, but you KNOW what I mean.Systray?
For Trout, it would be wonderful to remove it from taskbar and let it run only on the right side in...(I forgot what it's called) - stroke leaves me grasping for words, but you KNOW what I mean.Systray?
Mmm, it's a shame the picture does not work anymore: linkFor Trout, it would be wonderful to remove it from taskbar and let it run only on the right side in...(I forgot what it's called) - stroke leaves me grasping for words, but you KNOW what I mean.Systray?
It's called "The notification area"
Why do some people call the taskbar the "tray"?
You touched on something that has bothered me for years when you referred to the taskbar as "that thingie at the bottom of the screen". The taskbar can be docked to any edge of the screen and I HATE it when applications assume that it's at the bottom and position themselves accordingly. I dock mine at the top and I've often wondered why it was placed at the bottom by default. Almost all applications have their menus and toolbars at the top, and when I'm working on something or reading I usually scroll so that the working area is in the middle or the upper half of the screen. Also, menus in applications are almost always pull-down, not pull-up as in the bottom-docked taskbar. So given all of that, why would I want to drag my cursor clear down to the bottom of the screen to switch applications or access the Start menu?
Because people make all kinds of choices that don't make sense. They want to live healthy but smoke, they want to be slim and eat cream pies, they spend more time deciding on which TV to buy than why they are not as fulfilled as they want to be, etc. etc.QuoteYou touched on something that has bothered me for years when you referred to the taskbar as "that thingie at the bottom of the screen". The taskbar can be docked to any edge of the screen and I HATE it when applications assume that it's at the bottom and position themselves accordingly. I dock mine at the top and I've often wondered why it was placed at the bottom by default. Almost all applications have their menus and toolbars at the top, and when I'm working on something or reading I usually scroll so that the working area is in the middle or the upper half of the screen. Also, menus in applications are almost always pull-down, not pull-up as in the bottom-docked taskbar. So given all of that, why would I want to drag my cursor clear down to the bottom of the screen to switch applications or access the Start menu?
... I think the tiny MP3 player named M3 deserves a mention here.
M3 is approximately 100 kb and can be found in l.madhavan's software archive along with other minimalist/smallware apps.
http://lmadhavan.com/software/archive/
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