Evil Player V1.31    Suggested by Fluffy - Updated by freakazoid on 30 Dec 2009 1MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1795) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (7) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Morgan: I now know why they call it evil--- I cannot get it off my flash drive or out of my computer-- bad stuff--- it will not play anything either-- [2006-10-13 21:03]

 Lolo: Can someone confirm Morgan statement, because if true, then people should know. Maybe if he provide more info about it [2006-10-28 01:25]

 mosh: Well, it's working fine for me. (Much quicker, and much less of a resource hog than Winamp and iTunes) You need to download and install plugins (from the sourceforge project page) to play every kind of file listed, but they are small downloads and once unzipped to the correct directory, it plays nearly everything audio that you throw at it...
I haven't tried to uninstall it yet, but if I do I'll come back and say if there were any problems. [2006-12-05 12:20]

 Mark: hobbitobbiman, check out mediaplayer classic for your online radio listening, you can even save each station as a favorite for quick listening anytime. [2007-08-25 20:29]

 That Guy: An equalizer would be nice. I don't think it has system wide hotkeys, but it is a really nice player. Plays all the audio files that I have tried with it and it plays them all fantasicly [2007-09-24 15:46]

 My Name: Really I love this small, simple and nice player. Without unnecessary additions; without squandering resources (very important if you do not have a powerful machine or you need to run many programs at once)
I think it player does not need anything else, is perfect. [2007-11-08 10:19]

 erwin: this software needs some bug-fixes.. sometimes when i close the apps the songs won't stop. [2008-09-01 01:24]

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