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Android Audio/Music Players - Streetspeed10 - 02-06-2020
I was curious as to what players others are using on their Android phones. I've been using a modded version of Player Pro (Paid Edition) that lets me get updates and install any sound packs I want. I got it a while back from another place on the web. It works good and lets me fine tune the audio settings, since I am an audiophile and mostly only have FLAC audio files. But I was just wanting to ask what others use.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - mothered - 02-07-2020
MediaMonkey Is certainly worth considering.
It's also available on the Windows platform In a portable version, hence no need to Install It.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - Streetspeed10 - 02-09-2020
(02-07-2020, 04:04 AM)mothered Wrote: MediaMonkey Is certainly worth considering.Thanks for the info. I'll try it out. I'm always interested in finding good media players. I keep iTunes on my computer because I like the library setup and the fact that I have a ton of subscribed podcast I frequently download. But I'm more interested in the quality of the sound and/or video.
It's also available on the Windows platform In a portable version, hence no need to Install It.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - mothered - 02-09-2020
(02-09-2020, 02:44 AM)Streetspeed10 Wrote:(02-07-2020, 04:04 AM)mothered Wrote: MediaMonkey Is certainly worth considering.Thanks for the info. I'll try it out. I'm always interested in finding good media players. I keep iTunes on my computer because I like the library setup and the fact that I have a ton of subscribed podcast I frequently download. But I'm more interested in the quality of the sound and/or video.
It's also available on the Windows platform In a portable version, hence no need to Install It.
You're most welcome.
Give It a shot and see what you think. It may not suit your usability, but given It's free, you have nothing to lose. In terms of the Windows OS, you can try the portable version (no Installation required) from this reputable source.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - Streetspeed10 - 02-09-2020
(02-09-2020, 03:00 AM)mothered Wrote:I will and thanks again.(02-09-2020, 02:44 AM)Streetspeed10 Wrote:(02-07-2020, 04:04 AM)mothered Wrote: MediaMonkey Is certainly worth considering.Thanks for the info. I'll try it out. I'm always interested in finding good media players. I keep iTunes on my computer because I like the library setup and the fact that I have a ton of subscribed podcast I frequently download. But I'm more interested in the quality of the sound and/or video.
It's also available on the Windows platform In a portable version, hence no need to Install It.
You're most welcome.
Give It a shot and see what you think. It may not suit your usability, but given It's free, you have nothing to lose. In terms of the Windows OS, you can try the portable version (no Installation required) from this reputable source.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - kopoja8698 - 04-12-2021
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RE: Android Audio/Music Players - fritz - 04-12-2021
I personally use Shuttle. I've tried a bunch and that's the one that fits the most perfectly on my needs.
It plays most formats including FLAC, and the UI is really clean and usable imo. Easy to create playlist on the fly and things like that, and few extra features like Chromecast / lastfm integration.
RE: Android Audio/Music Players - almubid - 04-13-2021
Personally I use PotPlayer to watch most of my media and use it to listen to things as well. I find it has a lot of unique options other media players do not offer.