| Review: Album Player is a comprehensive software program that comes along with a long list of options to play audio tracks. It is oriented toward users who like a lot of configuration settings to tinker with. After initialization, you will be prompted to enter the directory where you want to create a database and select the skin interface and primary input (mouse and keyboard or touch screen). Album Player interface is slick and somewhat intuitive, you can check out sample tracks from famous artists, and view them in a media player. The program supports many file types such as MP3, WAV, OGG, FLAC, MP4 and MPG. Placing them in the environment can be done using the file browser or folder view (drag and drop is not supported). It is possible to create, manage, and edit playlists. Use more albums Player concentrate on replay gain (volume normalization), Crossfade effect change list, activate the Auto DJ, equalizer, a search screen keyboard, Last.fm configuration, backup and recovery, and fun way. But you can also sort the items according to different criteria (eg, artist, album, type, tag). Section Preferences comes with dozens of options. For example, you can reconfigure keyboard shortcuts make the tool automatically remove tracks from the list after they have played, select the album and track network attributes in an album and playlist Manage Add-ons, configure proxy settings, create file associations, and details of the changes, databases (eg location, last backup date). The software app is very sensitive to keystrokes and mouse events, a good response and includes a help. We have not experienced any problems during our tests, albums players do not hang, crash or pop-up errors. The conclusion is that the album Player offers an impressive range of customization options for users who want to improve their music listening experience. |
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