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MusicPlayer X - 3.0

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All Time:	(2.5)
This Version:	Not rated (0.0)
Current Version:	3.0
Release Date:	2003-07-15
License:	Freeware
Downloads (this version):	2,201
Downloads (all versions):	2,730

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Product Description:

A new version of our old application MusicPlayer X, rebuilt from scratch, is finally finished. This version doesn't come with a lot new features, but it adds much better stability. This version also adds support for multiple Playlists, multiple iPods and Audio CDs, and it's easier to move items in the Playlists up and down.

What's new in this version:

Rebuilt from scratch
Much better stability
Much more elegant interface
Support for multiple Playlists, iPods and Audio CDs

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS X 10.2

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 10.2.6

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Exactly what I need - Version: 3.0, 7/14/2007 07:34AM PST

thejadedgm

iTunes is a great program and I use it, however, when I am running a game or working I have several apps open at once and needed a lightweight solution for playing music, this is exactly what I needed. Just want to play music in the background while working? This is the app to use. Its new, its buggy, by by far and away its what I needed, a bare-bones player.

The only thing this thing truly needs is to be able to save playlists and perhaps some drag-and-drop functionality. Seems the developer is working on that though.

I think there… - Version: 2.8, 1/21/2003 07:19AM PST

torndownunit

is a need for more simple, free mp3 players for OSX. It's nice to have options that are low on resources for background use, and when you don't need all of iTunes features. Itunes does take up a lot of resources. But, this player does not fill the void. The interface is ridiculously bulky for the type of app it is. Partially because the buttons are all so huge. If you want it to be simple, find a way to reduce the amount of windows you need open. As cheshire114 meantioned, dragging folders of mp3's onto playlists does nothing except make the program hang. When dealing with 1000's of mp3's, being able to drag and drop folders is a must have feature.