14:17
Little Master
This player behaves different to the Android standard player and most alternative players. It is particularly suitable for people who often want to switch between music and audio books/podcasts.
Features:
* Folder list
The user interface of the player is not based on artists or albums, but on the folder structure. Each folder which contains audio files will appear in the list separately.
* Quickly switch between folders
If you select a folder in the folder list, it will start exactly at the last played position. This allows you to quickly switch between folders. There no need to create bookmarks manually.
* Seek Buttons
For long podcasts and audio books it is difficult to skip to a certain position. Especially if the audio book is one big file. Therefore the Music Folder Player provides ‘Seek Buttons’. They can be used to jump in steps of 5% and 5 seconds forward or backward.
* Font Size
Since there are many different Android devices with different screen resolutions, you can adjust the font size to your needs.
* Shuffle files within the current folder.
* Shuffle files of all folders
* Repeat single files (long press on playing track)
* Rename single files
You can rename a single file if is is not played currently. Simply long press on the file and choose ‘Rename’.
* Delete single files
You can delete a single file if is is not played currently. Simply long press on the file and choose ‘Delete’.
* Sleep Timer
The sleep timer stops and exits the player after a selectable time or at the end of the current track. The sound is fading out some seconds before the timer ends. This prevents you from waking up suddenly.
* Extended headset control
* Folder list
The user interface of the player is not based on artists or albums, but on the folder structure. Each folder which contains audio files will appear in the list separately.
* Quickly switch between folders
If you select a folder in the folder list, it will start exactly at the last played position. This allows you to quickly switch between folders. There no need to create bookmarks manually.
* Seek Buttons
For long podcasts and audio books it is difficult to skip to a certain position. Especially if the audio book is one big file. Therefore the Music Folder Player provides ‘Seek Buttons’. They can be used to jump in steps of 5% and 5 seconds forward or backward.
* Font Size
Since there are many different Android devices with different screen resolutions, you can adjust the font size to your needs.
* Shuffle files within the current folder.
* Shuffle files of all folders
* Repeat single files (long press on playing track)
* Rename single files
You can rename a single file if is is not played currently. Simply long press on the file and choose ‘Rename’.
* Delete single files
You can delete a single file if is is not played currently. Simply long press on the file and choose ‘Delete’.
* Sleep Timer
The sleep timer stops and exits the player after a selectable time or at the end of the current track. The sound is fading out some seconds before the timer ends. This prevents you from waking up suddenly.
* Extended headset control
If your headset has only one button, you can skip to the next track by double click. A single click pauses the playback. This also works in shuffle mode.
What’s New:
v1.1.5:
Choose your audio directory in the settings (may improve scan time)
Fixed some minor bugs
v1.1.4:
New preferences:
Automatically resume playback of last played position when player starts
Sorting of folder view by name or by full path
Hide track details (2nd line)
Configurable behavior at end of folder: Return to first track of current folder or continue with next folder.
v1.1.5:
Choose your audio directory in the settings (may improve scan time)
Fixed some minor bugs
v1.1.4:
New preferences:
Automatically resume playback of last played position when player starts
Sorting of folder view by name or by full path
Hide track details (2nd line)
Configurable behavior at end of folder: Return to first track of current folder or continue with next folder.
.jpg)
0 comments:
Post a Comment