Welcome! Please scroll around to get an overview of what the AlbumPlayer can do for you. Mainly based on user feedback, we include interesting functions since 2002. Not only do we aim at pleasing the commited music collector - we also keep audiophiles and party guests in mind, combining design and function in a way that makes organizing and playing music easy and fun for everyone. Find out for yourself with the free demo, because not all functions are featured here.
Publisher: AlbumonReleased: 2012
Size: 26.61 MB
License: TRIAL
Limitations: Free to try
Updated: Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista/Server 2008/7
Browse your albums by categories like Artist, Genre, Composer, etc. Create your own custom collections like 'My favourites'. Get a clear overview of your music by having the album covers right at hand on a clean interface. Open an album to see all tracks, etc. as if you opened a real CD case. Vary the style by selecting the jewelcase, the CD bag or the vinyl sleeve. The album grid can show four cover sizes, up to 256x256 pixels. Enjoy a fancy look even if some covers are missing.
Tired of endless track lists? Want more visuals and easy navigation? Good! The AlbumPlayer offers a nice booklet, where all information comes together on four different pages.
(1) Track page: Select tracks to play or to add them to the playlist. If no track is selected, you can handle the whole album at once. You can also reach the album editor from here to maintain your album.
(2) Album page: Read (previously stored) album-related text like reviews, release year, comments, etc.
(3) Artist page: Read stored artist information like biography, date of birth, country, language, etc. Very handy on this page are the pre-configured links to several artist information sources, like Wikipedia and last.fm. Store a link to the artist's homepage. Enjoy unlimited artist pictures that can be stored as easily as copy-&-paste from your web browser.
(4) Rating page: Quickly rate multiple tracks or the whole album at once. Just click on the stars and you’re done.
The AlbumPlayer supports ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output), which is a soundcard driver protocol for digital audio, providing a low-latency and high fidelity interface to the soundcard, bypassing the Windows mixer and drivers. In ASIO mode all AlbumPlayer audio processing is bypassed. Audio files will be played bit-perfect. Every bit of your high quality audio file is brought unchanged to the output of your soundcard. If you connect your amplifier using S/PDIF (an optical connection), your audio file arrives unchanged at the DAC (Digital Analog Converter) of your amplifier.
AlbumPlayer enables you to listen to the CD in your CD-Rom drive, but now you can even rip the entire CD and import it to your database. AP now also supports custom web radio stations. It can play any .pls, .m3u or .asx format and you can add web radio albums to your collections to always have them right at hand.
Download Link:
http://www.albumplayer.com/downloads/demo/albumplayer_demo.exe
Tired of endless track lists? Want more visuals and easy navigation? Good! The AlbumPlayer offers a nice booklet, where all information comes together on four different pages.
(1) Track page: Select tracks to play or to add them to the playlist. If no track is selected, you can handle the whole album at once. You can also reach the album editor from here to maintain your album.
(2) Album page: Read (previously stored) album-related text like reviews, release year, comments, etc.
(3) Artist page: Read stored artist information like biography, date of birth, country, language, etc. Very handy on this page are the pre-configured links to several artist information sources, like Wikipedia and last.fm. Store a link to the artist's homepage. Enjoy unlimited artist pictures that can be stored as easily as copy-&-paste from your web browser.
(4) Rating page: Quickly rate multiple tracks or the whole album at once. Just click on the stars and you’re done.
The AlbumPlayer supports ASIO (Audio Stream Input/Output), which is a soundcard driver protocol for digital audio, providing a low-latency and high fidelity interface to the soundcard, bypassing the Windows mixer and drivers. In ASIO mode all AlbumPlayer audio processing is bypassed. Audio files will be played bit-perfect. Every bit of your high quality audio file is brought unchanged to the output of your soundcard. If you connect your amplifier using S/PDIF (an optical connection), your audio file arrives unchanged at the DAC (Digital Analog Converter) of your amplifier.
AlbumPlayer enables you to listen to the CD in your CD-Rom drive, but now you can even rip the entire CD and import it to your database. AP now also supports custom web radio stations. It can play any .pls, .m3u or .asx format and you can add web radio albums to your collections to always have them right at hand.
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