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Music Player X

Name: Music Player X
Price: 4.99 $
Rating: 3 (5 reviews)

1.01

08 February 2011

Alternative music player.

Overview

Music Player X is the premium alternative music player for Mac OS X. Music Player X features automatic loading of your iTunes library and playlists, multiple spectrum visualizors, slowing down and speeding up of music, menu bar integration, Dock integration, media key integration, and even a stunning 3D visualizor.

Featuring far more customizability and integration than other music players, Music Player X provides a far more entertaining experience with your music and movies and is the music player that should have came with your Mac!

What's new in Music Player X

Version 1.01:

Added Instant Search in the toolbar
Clicking in Table header now sorts playlist by Name Artist or Album
Added the ability to choose where the iTunes Library is located (such as an external hard drive)
Fixed an issue where certain songs would not play
Improved repeat, shuffle, and single repeat modes
Various other bugs fixes and performance enhancements

Music Player X Screenshots

3 Music Player X Reviews

Easer

08 January 2011

Most helpful

Okay, am I missing something with this new app store approach? It appears that I'm being limited to all-or-nothing? There's no demo of this for me to try before I buy? I either buy it or I don't? Sorry, no can do. And, ya, $4.99 in this economy is a lot of money. It adds up fast. Please give me a demo. I'm interested, but I'm not giving money to people for mere promises of quality.

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Version 1.0

I fail to see the attraction of this music player. iTunes folders are not respected, though its playlists do show up. I prefer to stay at iTunes 10.7 which I feel, despite drawbacks, is the better player of the two . With some superior playlist handling I could be tempted. The playback speed feels like a novelty function as do the visualizor and the EQ graph. Those are nothing to get overly excited for. Like Ecoute, Music Player X works. That's hardly enough.

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Version 1.01

Trance

08 February 2011

and again, why are 'APP STORE only' products even listed here? if you cannot download it here it shouldn't be listed here!

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Version 1.01

4 answer(s)

Steve-R

08 February 2011

Agreed. If macupdate made it a prerequisite that any software listed must offer a trial period, then maybe all these 'app store' developers would get the message.

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J-Mueller-MacUpdate

08 February 2011

You can deselect "Commercial" under the Filter on MacUpdate to eliminate any listings that are App Store only without a trial download.

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Steve-R

08 February 2011

Thanks for that info, Joel. I see where to do so on the main page, is there a way to filter with an RSS feed? (I've put a new feed into Vienna after changing the filter and App Store apps are still showing.) Thanks.

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Mikael-B

29 July 2013

I feel Macupdate should be about ALL mac software, not just freeware and shareware. We deserve an alternative to App store and a one stop for all Mac apps. Many developers make a second downloadable version from their own web site. Wish more developers did it like that.

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Easer

08 January 2011

Okay, am I missing something with this new app store approach? It appears that I'm being limited to all-or-nothing? There's no demo of this for me to try before I buy? I either buy it or I don't? Sorry, no can do. And, ya, $4.99 in this economy is a lot of money. It adds up fast. Please give me a demo. I'm interested, but I'm not giving money to people for mere promises of quality.

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Version 1.0

$4.99

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