/BluePlayer

A software created for listening to music. BluePlayer can play audio tracks from user created playlists, after doing that, you can save and/or load all music tracks you have picked simply by pressing a button.

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GIF presentation A software created for listening to music. BluePlayer can play the following audio file types: .mp3, .wav, .m4a by adding them to the playlist, after doing that, you can save all music tracks you have picked simply by pressing a button.

BluePlayer has an ability to loop through tracks or randomize your next track.

Loop and Randomize button

Current Version: 1.2.6.


Tutorial/How to...

What do you mean by the playlist?

The playlist is on the right side on UI, there you can see all music tracks that have been added by you (besides the song's name, you can also view the artist [if the artist has been added in the file's metadata]).

How to add something to the playlist?

There are 4 ways to do that:

  • Drag the audio file onto the playlist. DragnDrop
  • Right-click on the supported audio file and select "Open with" and then pick "BluePlayer.exe" from the file path (where the program was installed).
  • Left-click on the "Add a folder" button inside the BluePlayer program and choose folder with audio songs that you want to add to the playlist. AddAFolder
  • Left-click on the "Add an audio file" button and choose single or multiple audio files that you want to add to the playlist. AddAnAudioFile

How to save the playlist?

You can save the playlist by pressing the "Create a playlist" button and choose the path for your .playlist file.

Saving Playlist

How to load back my playlist?

Loading back the playlist is also simple, all you have to do is press the "Load a playlist" button and select the path to your .playlist file previously saved.

Loading Playlist

How to clear the playlist?

Right-click on the playlist area and press the "Clear Playlist" button.

Clearing playlist

How to remove a specific music track from the playlist?

Right-click on the music track entry in the playlist and press the "Remove a music track" button.

Removing a music track

Third-party libraries:

More informations in THIRD-PARTY.txt file.

License

The BluePlayer project is under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more informations.

Feedback

You can send me feedback and/or bugs from the Issues tab on GitHub, also you can contact me at the TheMatiaz0@protonmail.com e-mail address.

Special Thanks

  • w4ty (Bruno T.) for helping me with English grammar and also for suggesting me changes.

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