Small, fast and handy audio player which is not only small: it provides a smart and versatile environment to handle your file collection and listen to your tracks - with no need for playlists or databases. Directory Player: directly plays your folder contents. Full Resume play: remembers last track and position. Supported decoders: ACM (mp3), mpglib (mp2, mp3). Winamp 2.x input plugin support (ogg, wav, cd..) Gapless play. Simple crossfading. Audio enhancer. Folder tree file navigation. Directory finder: plays a whole drive. File utils: copy, move, rename while play, delete, date change. Cue sheet support. Playlist support. Favorites. Folder compare utility. Rename tool. Big title display. Audio scrobbling support. Unicode support. Very small size. Low resource usage.
1.91 changes: Simple fast play, 3 levels (Options menu). Better volume control curve. Restoring list problems fixed. Some corrections and adaptions.
Previous updates 1.90: Temporary repeat/stop ?· Window and title features ?· Modified icon 1.89: Fixed VU meter bug ?· "Open in new Window" function ?· Quit after list feature 1.88: HTTP web interface and MP3 streaming server ?· Rewind / Fast Fwd Hotkeys 1.87: Different Playlist positions ?· Dragging from Insert view ?· More enhancer presets 1.86: Better theme preset selection ?· Button set added ?· Search dialog improvement 1.85: New themes and button symbols ?· Layout changes ?· Big view improvements 1.84: Track and folder history lists ?· BASS crash fixed ?· Modernized icon 1.83: Bug fixings 1.82: Bug fixings ?· Convert to WAV feature ?· Restore folder option 1.81: Flat style, white buttons, preset themes ?· Natural numerical ordering
Instead of creating playlists, you simply aim it at a folder, hit the Play button, and it will automatically play all audio files in that folder. To create quick 'n dirty "playlists" simply copy groups of MP3s into a temporary folder and have 1by1 play them all. Tell the program to minimize itself to the tray as an icon and you will have as much background music as you could want without the player being "in your face".
Sound quality is excellent and, if you have the Winamp plugins, it will even play CDs, WAV files, etc. 1by1 has some nice little features that may go overlooked at first glance, like being able to use the mouse wheel for the volume control. Cool. While it might be nice to have M3U playlist support, 1by1 doesn't really need it as it does such a great job of simply playing all tracks in a folder. If you like listening to music while you work, grab a copy of this fantastic little audio player.
