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PlayerPro v2.09
Requirements: Android OS 2.0 - 2.3
Overview: PlayerPro: skins, artist/album information and art, grid/list views, lyrics ...
PlayerPro is an advanced music player for Android 2.x devices.


* Browse your music by albums, artists, genres, songs, playlists, folders, and album artists.
* Automatically downloads relevant album artwork, artist pictures and genre illustrations.
* Manually pick preferred artwork/picture/illustration from internet, Gallery, ID3 tags, album folder and album cache.
* 11 different SKINS.
* 2 different layouts, Grid and List.
* Read Album and artist reviews.
* Download, search and and save lyrics (ID3 tag).
* Single and group tag editing (title, album, artist, track, year, genre, comment).
* Mixable audio effects for Android >2.3 devices: 5 band graphic equalizer with default/customizable presets (edit, rename etc), stereo widening effect, reverb effects (large hall, small room etc), bass boost effect, volume control ...
* Free addition DSP plugin for Android <=2.2 devices: 10 band graphic equalizer with 15 default presets, customizable presets, preamp control, bass boost control, volume control ...
* Music stats and smart playlists: ratings, play/skip counts, last played, last added.
* Import/export music history and ratings: Songbird, Winamp, Wmp, MediaMonkey, Music files etc
* Music folder selection.
* Choice of 2 lock screen widgets with many customization options (unlock slider, sound toggler, skip tracks using prev/next volume buttons, swipe gesture ...).
* Choice of 5 differnt home screen widgets (4x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4, 4x2).
* Scrobbling (Simple Last.fm, Scrobble Droid).
* Sleep timer with fade out.
* Share text notifications/artwork/music on social networks (tweeter, facebook, gmail, picassa etc).
* Headset support.
* Swipe gestures (player: swipe album art to skip songs, browsers: swipe left to play next, swipe right to play last).

What's in this version:
DSP pack v2 released: added support for flac and wavpack. Huge performance gains on wma, ogg, m4a/mp4/aac decoding. Support for app2sd.
Work on UI/skins: various UI tweaks and bug fixes, optimized grid view for high res screens (e.g. HTC sensation) and tablets. Added app2sd support.
Reworked player artwork effects to prevent cropping.
Added partial support for streaming.
Added polish translation.
Fixed a bug causing ratings to randomely disappear.
Other various bug fixes.

More Info:

Code: Select allhttps://market.android.com/details?id=com.tbig.playerpro

Download Instructions:
http://www.filesonic.com/file/1845277434

Mirror:
http://www.wupload.com/file/137875356

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30 WRZ$ Reward, Category: Media

Brilliant. With the addition of FLAC support, PowerAMP now has nuthin' over PlayerPro...and PlayerPro has, IMO, a better GUI.

Simply the best audio player around

Still the best player for mp3 but it still does NOT play Flac on Droid X.

DeaDBeeF is the only player I have found that plays Flac.

Thanks for the update though!

[hkwildboy]

do we need to install the DSP pack v2 if using Android 2.3?
The description up there seems "no", but it does say it offers huge improvement in playing wma, ogg, m4a/mp4 etc.
Can someone clarify?

Still the best player for mp3 but it still does NOT play Flac on Droid X.

DeaDBeeF is the only player I have found that plays Flac.

Thanks for the update though!

Flac files are read like a charm on SGS2

Still Can't play FLAC on Sony Ericsson X10

I've read this on PlayerPro forum :

"Flac support has been added to the latest DSP pack v2.0 release. Note that PlayerPro still relies on the Android media scanner/media store to scan and browse media files. So if the latter can't read flac files, then PlayerPro's browsers will not show any flac files and you won't be able to read them even if the DSP pack v2.0 supports them.

So you will be able to read flac files if:
1) Your android phone supports this file format (i.e. media store/library is populated with flac files)
2) You have installed the DSP pack 2.0.

A custom media scanner/store will be added in a future release."

I've read this on PlayerPro forum :

"Flac support has been added to the latest DSP pack v2.0 release. Note that PlayerPro still relies on the Android media scanner/media store to scan and browse media files. So if the latter can't read flac files, then PlayerPro's browsers will not show any flac files and you won't be able to read them even if the DSP pack v2.0 supports them.

So you will be able to read flac files if:
1) Your android phone supports this file format (i.e. media store/library is populated with flac files)
2) You have installed the DSP pack 2.0.

A custom media scanner/store will be added in a future release."

I read that too, it's lame.

DeaDBeeF plays Flac just fine on my Droid X.

with this version I have problems after a short time of using. it skips songs and repeats and so on...

I read that too, it's lame.

DeaDBeeF plays Flac just fine on my Droid X.

Yeah, but it is the only advantage, besides that DeadBeef is a century late (at least).
Out of scope question, why do you leave files in flac ? It takes a lot of storage, even on a 32 Gb card, compared to a good ogg ?

tried PlayerPro on my HTC Incredible and, sadly, FLAC files do not show up. agree with Bummed that PlayerPro's explanation is lame.

to bigsatan's question, a lot of my music is in FLAC because I ripped it from CD and FLAC is lossless, whereas OGG is lossy. you're right that FLAC files are large, but for me, it's more of a pain to reconvert than just dump the FLAC onto my card and have less of it.

a lot of my music is in FLAC because I ripped it from CD and FLAC is lossless, whereas OGG is lossy. you're right that FLAC files are large, but for me, it's more of a pain to reconvert than just dump the FLAC onto my card and have less of it.

exactly the same situation here; except that I leave flac on my computer, and convert to mp3 (for car reader that only supports mp3 and wma) or to ogg (for cowon ), because even with 64 gigs storage on cowon it is too short; by the way I doubt the android mobile is fine enough so we can distinguish a flac from a good ogg (made in archive mode level)

a lot of my music is in FLAC because I ripped it from CD and FLAC is lossless, whereas OGG is lossy. you're right that FLAC files are large, but for me, it's more of a pain to reconvert than just dump the FLAC onto my card and have less of it.

exactly the same situation here; except that I leave flac on my computer, and convert to mp3 (for car reader that only supports mp3 and wma) or to ogg (for cowon ), because even with 64 gigs storage on cowon it is too short; by the way I doubt the android mobile is fine enough so we can distinguish a flac from a good ogg (made in archive mode level)

I have nothing wrong with FLAC but I just wonder if those in here who are using FLAC have an audophile system? Otherwise, its really pointless to have flac because i gaurantee the differences you might hear on just headphones will be almost indistinguishable. But, to each their own.

I like this player but i prefer Power Amp. If this player would allow for long pressing the play/pause button to stop the player...this would convert me. it's a very minor thing but i always hated players that just pause the music instead of stopping it. I'll keep it on my device to switch it up from time-to-time.