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Won't launch on G5 PowerMac - Version: 0.2, 11/29/2007 05:44PM PST
tedh357
The application bounces in the dock for a second and than disappears, never to be heard from again.... fyi
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- Won't launch on G5 PowerMac
Can't Launch it - Version: 0.2, 10/14/2007 09:05PM PST
ddrucker
I'm running a Dual 2 gHz Processor G5 Tower running OS X 10.4.10 and it won't launch. Doesn't stay open long enough to even show up in the Doc. Bummer.
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Useful addition to iTunes 
- Version: 0.1.2, 5/31/2007 04:19PM PST
lotus49
I wanted a player that would play ogg, APE and FLAC files and this easy to use program does just that.
I didn't find the replay gain feature worked perfectly though. I have some low volume FLAC files and they were just as low volume using Play as they were using Amarok (on my Ubuntu Linux box).
I shall definitely keep using Play.
I didn't find the replay gain feature worked perfectly though. I have some low volume FLAC files and they were just as low volume using Play as they were using Amarok (on my Ubuntu Linux box).
I shall definitely keep using Play.
Useful addition to iTunes - Version: 0.1.2, 5/31/2007 04:19PM PST
lotus49
I wanted a player that would play ogg, APE and FLAC files and this easy to use program does just that.
I didn't find the replay gain feature worked perfectly though. I have some low volume FLAC files and they were just as low volume using Play as they were using Amarok (on my Ubuntu Linux box).
I shall definitely keep using Play.
I didn't find the replay gain feature worked perfectly though. I have some low volume FLAC files and they were just as low volume using Play as they were using Amarok (on my Ubuntu Linux box).
I shall definitely keep using Play.
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Correction - Version: 0.1.1, 5/13/2007 11:45AM PST
k2103
When unzipped it makes 12,8 MB, still not too bad.
Small both beautifull - Version: 0.1, 5/8/2007 10:36AM PST
k2103
Bravo! A program which I was waiting for.
An universal reader. The only one to my knowledge which reads as many formats while occupying so little space (3,1MB).
It is pleasant to use and has several interesting characteristics of which, in particular, the "replay gain".
Even if I sought especially a reader, Play constitutes, moreover, a powerful tool for managing audio files.
And, it's free.
An universal reader. The only one to my knowledge which reads as many formats while occupying so little space (3,1MB).
It is pleasant to use and has several interesting characteristics of which, in particular, the "replay gain".
Even if I sought especially a reader, Play constitutes, moreover, a powerful tool for managing audio files.
And, it's free.
And btw this is the only player that correctly ordered some of my albums when importing to the library! schweeeet, only complaint so far are a couple of jumps when playing flacs but absolutely nothing serious :) Not rating this yet as I've only been using it a day but very happy so far.