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With ( AV Tag Editor ) you can see and edit tag of files , search for lyrics, cover art, album information and subtitle and Batch Tag Edit (Edit multiple file tags at once).

This software converts Windows Media Player generated playlists(.wpl) to .m3u playlists which can be played by other media players too. It also provides the functionality to change the order of the songs in the playlist and also to delete songs from the playlist before saving the playlist. You can also bulk convert your .wpl files in just a single click. Requires - .NET Framework 4.5 Latest Version - v3.1 What's new in this version : * Added bulk conversion feature in the application

A simple looking but powerful audio player for Windows. Uses Windows MCI technology to decode audio files. It behaves exactly as you want it to behave and gives you a good audio player experience. Supports a wide range of audio files and playlists. Uses the least resources and works smoothly. Has numerous good and friendly features. Requires .NET Framework 4.0 and mp3parser[included in the .zip file] Latest version v1.0.0.0

MPfm has a lot of common features with other music players, such as gapless playback, support for most popular sound formats, tagging, etc. However, it also has a lot of unique features that most musicians will enjoy: loops, markers, time shifting, and more. The latest version is 0.6.0.0. Change Log: http://www.mp4m.org/mantis/changelog_page.php Roadmap: http://www.mp4m.org/mantis/roadmap_page.php Blog: http://www.mp4m.org/blog Source code: https://github.com/ycastonguay/MPfm

XMTuner allows you to access the Sirius|XM Satelite Radio streams on your UPnP media player. It supports a variety of devices, such as the Xbox 360, PS3, Nintendo Wii, D-Link DSM-320 (and similar), smartphones, internet-capable receivers and TVs.

A simple WPL Windows Media Player playlist converter, it parses the .WPL playlists and converts them to .M3U specification.

Converts paths in *.m3u playlists, between standart Windows format and 8.3 DOS format. This resolves incompatibility issues of playlists created in Winamp (or other media player for Windows) with ZEN mp3 players.

If you create a playlist on a pc, you may want to listen to that playlist on a portable player. This copies the playlist and all files it refers to, preserving the dir tree. Use the gui or cli or create shortcuts to drop files on. M3U only for now.