Light Music Player and Organizer, which one ??

Hi,

In order to get an alternative to AIM player, I'm looking for a light Music player and Organizer, low in memory and ressources.

I've been testing Jaangle, but I don't like the graphical interface.

Which one you consider the best light Music Player and Organizer freeware or paid version ?

Thanks for all.

 

The organizer that I use personally is MediaMonkey free,it does everything I need it to:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/

 

i haven't used the organizing features of AIMP but it's my favorite music player.

really good gapless playing, great interface and you can install it as a portable app.

 

Maybe not fully-featured organizer, but probably the lightest player I know...1by1
http://mpesch3.de1.cc/1by1.html

 

Check THIS out...

 

foobar2000.

 

Here's an old poll- https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=263732

I guess a lot of people like the newer versions of Windows Media Player and it seems to work fine for me. As far as a 3rd party music player/organizer I would go with MediaMonkey or Aimp2 or Aimp3 beta.

 

it's off topic
but i 'm looking for it too
but that can handle video files

 

How much in ressources and memory ? I hear that's it is a little bit heavy on ressource.

 

Yes, Moontan,

AIMP player is one of the best concerning the sound quality, but I dislike the graphical interface.

 

I will test 1by1, foobar2000 and Mediajukebox and compare between them, thanks.

 

you might want to have a look at xmPlay too.
-http://support.xmplay.com/

 

This one was my first music player. I've been using during a few years. At that moment, I was working on Win98SE. Very nice sound quality.

Unfortunately, the graphics remain the same after a few years.

 

I am recently using MediaMonkey and I must say I am pretty satisfied with it. However it needs to be upgraded to Gold version to use Multi-core CPUs.

 

did you try kmplayer ?
it plays music and video
and it has an album art , scan your hard disk and create thumbs

 

I ran this one on a touchscreen for awhile.
http://www.albumplayer.com/
Just use mediacenter now for whole house audio.

 

I'm not sure this one is light on ressources and memory

 

I tried to install Mediamonkey and I got some error messages. So, I decided to give up.

1by1 and foobar2000 are the best according to me.

Moreover, foobar2000 have a lot of excellent skins. I found a good one, but I don't know to install the selected skin.

 

+ 1!

 

Unfortunately, I had to uninstall foobar2000, because I install an infected DarkOne skin file from tedgo,DeviantArt. I could'nt not anymore enter into my Admin or user account, when typing my password, I noticed that ones I press a key, a few keys were displayed. It was horrible ! At the end, I could find a solution. The culprit was a dll installed in the 'components' folder. For now, I don't want anymore foobar2000 neither its skins.

I think I will go on with AIMP and I will try with jaangle or 1by1.

 

Me

Windows Media Player

 

I would suggest Boom Audio Player. It's from the author of foobar2000 but intended for users that need a light and stable minimalistic audio player.

 

Have you seen this one? Looks very nice-
http://www.stoffiplayer.com/?ref=header

 

Night_Raven is right...Boom Player is really light and works fine. I found one more player...Ubiquitous Player. It has many features and looks very interesting.
http://ubiquitous-player.blogspot.com/

 

Ubiquitous is not so bad, very light, but cons are :

- graphical interface not well looking
- no equalizer or other sound enhancer, no peek meter

The same for Boom Player.

On yesterday, I tried Wynil

http://vinylsoft.com/

Pros: graphical interface
Cons: - No sound enhancer and no peek meter