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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.

this software needs some bug-fixes.. sometimes when i close the apps the songs won't stop.

I love this player so much. The only prob I have is I can't remove a bunch of songs at once. I have to delete them one by one. Not even dragging works. I switch different bands frequently so it's really a pain in the ass if I want to remove 100 bands in the list and throw another set of bands. Overall, this player still rocks.

I recommend Pazera Free Audio Extractor:
"Extract audio tracks from video files to MP3, AAC, AC3, WMA or WAV. AVI to MP3, FLV to MP3, AVI to WAV"
"This program doesn't use system registry and can be run from portable devices. All settings are written to INI file."

http://www.pazera-software.com/products/audio-extractor/

I second Harry.
Pazera Free Audio Extractor is better...
...and smaller too (3.5megs vs 12megs)

Pazera is the way to go. Awesome yet free. Thanks a million Pazera.

it worked fine for the gen1 nano.

I have to set up an iPod Nano for somebody and load song files onto it, but I don't want to install iTunes on my computer at all. When I start YamiPod it says, "Please plug in your iPod to continue". I tried both the USB2 and USB3 ports on my computer to no avail. I read pertaining questions in their forum but noone every received any answers. Apparently, Floola is written by the authour of YamiPod and Floola is still in development. Conclusion: this doesn't work for me.

@BGM: it didn't used to require iTunes but newer devices were encoded to use only iTunes software. This program is listed on our site mainly for use with early iPod generations (many of which still work fine).

coolplayer is OK, but the first thing i notice is you cannot set the volume relative to everything else... its volume control sets the system vol. BAD.

bowser17, you can change that in the options :)

Tried CoolPlayer, but go back to XMPlayer as CoolPlayer does not support Unicode.

@I am Baas: Thanks.

maybe it is time to update this website? i mean.. many links are wrong

@Zw0LsDaLe: The maintenance of the database entries of this website is basically a voluntary and disinterested work of the community of users.
If you are still not allowed to edit the entries by yourself, you can collaborate pointing out dead or incorrect links, new versions, sites that no more exists, etc.

Stick with version 0.75. It's really free. It ain't fancy, no bells and whistles, but it works. Version 1.4 demo is crippled and completely useless. BTW when you start up v0.75 answer "NO" when it asks you to upgrade!

yep, new demo version is useless for freeware users, but it rather works for first 10 min of any file.
Anyway appreciating your "free" job, I can give you a free clue.

My player mutes something like first second of any tune [book] it plays, if it would be more common I'd like to see prog [when buying] equipped with silence adder.....

Where is the windows 98SE compatible version?
The download link here points to a corrupt or multipart
zip file, the result is You download nothing!

Website/download links appear to be broken (error 404).

Available from Softpedia @ http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-SOFTWARE/Multimedia/Audio/Windows-Portable-Applications-Portable-Lister.shtml

Updated. Thanks Baas.

Finally, an MP3 Tagger that will autonumber Track numbers.
Many MP3 players sort by track number, and if you are doing sequential podcasts or other downloaded stuff, the track numbers are often non-existent, and they play out of order.
I have used a dozen or so other taggers and so far must change each tag one by one, and often each one requiring multiple mouseclicks or keystrokes.

Homepage updated.

Thanks for the upload!! I love this program!!

In response to ca... it's been translated to 7-8 languages.