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DESCRIPTION
cocoaTunes is a small audio media player. Supported Types: MP3, ACC (M4A), Wav, Aiff.
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 0.2:
  • Program is now completely self installing just copy it to your hd. - When you pick anther song in the playlist it stops the one that is already playing before starting a new one. - cT now supports video and image formats. - New interface. - Playlist now has a small search feature. - Playlist editer is now a little easyer to use. - Various other little fixes.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.


Developer:NeXTishSoft
Downloads:3,324
  - Version d/l:1,651
Multimedia & Design:Audio
License:Free
Date:11 Apr 2005
Platform:PPC
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    cocoaTunes User Reviews (2 posts)Write A Review
    Sep 7 2006

    OMNIPHIPUS  itunes does all of this already

    what we really need is an audio player with FLAC, OGG & APE support, with plugins available for other formats such as SHN, MPC.

    what we really need is an audio player that keeps track of music files and playlists but is not bogged down by a large XML file.

    we need an audio player that supports secure and simple CD ripping with EAC comparable options.

    what we really need is an audio player that does not encourage people to support horrible mp3 encoding and 128k AAC DRM files.

    this is a waste of time. no recent mac has a problem running itunes which is installed by default.

    thanks for being a developer and making it free though.  (Version 0.2)

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    Apr 6 2005
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    MISTERBRISBY  Looks very promising considering its early development stage.

    Nice, straightforward design. I can´t wait for the coming updates, where they´ll hopefully improve the creation of playlists (import of iTunes-playlists would be perfect, of course).

    Would be nice, if this thing could handle ogg vorbis-streams.  (Version 0.1b)

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