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urMusik
An easy to use, free audio player
urMusik is a free, open-source audio player aimed to provide an easy to use interface with all the core functionality: music playback in all common formats, playlists, audio libraries, artist, album and song view, shuffle function and a handy search box to quickly find your music. Aditionally, urMusik is available in Spanish, Catalan and English, and you can easily switch between them from the user interface. -
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Euphonics is an audio player for the Windows platform supporting many audio formats. Files can be played individually, or as part of a playlist. Other features: drag-and-drop files; visual feedback; tempo and pitch control; and a six-band equalizer.
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Fire is a file renaming tool written in C#. It allows users to rename multiple files at once based on a list of regular expressions. Also allows batch editing of MP3 ID3 tags. Includes embedded Windows Media Player and picture viewer.
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