Multimedia Monday: 1by1

Playlists are simply the best thing that happened to music playback. You can queue and choose exactly which order you want to play your songs and save this list for future use. Playlists IMO are almost a must when playing music on your iPod or music player when you have your music all neatly organized like me.

However, if you have your music all laid out in folders and don’t need a playlist any normal media player will do. But what if you want one that weighs in around 100KB?

Well, believe it or not, one exists. It’s called 1by1 and is one of my favorite small players for mp3.

1by1 plays all the mp3 files in your directory. It also supports Winamp input plugins and so can play many other formats as well.

The features below explain it out. Though, I suggest you just skip this post right here, scroll to the bottom of this page, download the file and give it a test.

Features

• Directory Player (directly plays your folder contents)
• Full Resume play (remembers last track and position)
• Supported decoders: ACM (mp3), mpglib (mp2, mp3), Winamp input plugins (ogg, wav, cd …)
• Gapless play and simple crossfading
• Audio dynamics and stereo enhancer
• Directory finder (plays a whole drive)
• Folder tree file navigation
• File utils: copy, move, rename while play, delete, date change
• Cue sheet support
• Playlist support and creation
• Multifunctional big title display
• Favorites

From:
- mpex.net
- Major Geeks
- SoftPedia

About Ajay

Ajay is an investment banker by profession and a die-hard blogger by passion. He is the owner and chief editor of Techtites. In his free time, he also blogs at AjayDSouza.com, authors a few WordPress plugins and operates Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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