Dopamine
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Audio player for Windows, Linux, and Mac offering a visually appealing, easy-to-use interface, support for major audio formats, music library organization, tag editing, album art retrieval, playlist management, gapless playback, and advanced searching capabilities.
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- Free
- Open Source (GPL-3.0)
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- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
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looks very nice, but it's too basic
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Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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Is there a way to transfer the "loved" status of your songs to another computer? It doesn't alter the metadata of the file and I don't know where it stores that information or if it would even be possible to transfer it.
It is a sleek and elegant music player. BUT it does not play WMA files!
looks very nice, but it's too basic
One of the best and sleekest music players I've ever used.
Another bloated and below mediocre Electron app - 350 MB (!!!!) in system, abridged functions, half-working. Predictably glitched at indexing my huge m4a music library, Windows 10. Not recommended, of course, Electron apps must burn in hell. Good freeware alternatives: MusicBee, Tuniac, VOV Music, Strawberry and so on.
Another bloated and below mediocre Electron app - 350 MB (!!!!) in system, abridged functions, half-working. Predictably glitched at indexing my huge m4a music library, Windows 10. Not recommended, of course, Electron apps must burn in hell. Good freeware alternatives: MusicBee, Tuniac, VOV Music, Strawberry and so on.
Finally, a modern usable music player. I also love that it shows my folder-based playlist. Thus, I do not need to create them again.