Download Mp3CoolPlay-X 3.4

PH Software has released version 3.4 of its media player Mp3CoolPlay-X. With this program, various formats of audio can be played and encoded. It effortlessly plays mp3, mp2, mp1, ogg, xm, mod, umx and wav. Through plugins can this number be expanded? In addition, Mp3CoolPlay-X has an STDOUT encoder on board with which files can be converted to other formats. Finally, ripping CDs is also possible. Before encoding is possible, however, it is necessary to encoder plugins from the Mp3CoolPlay-X website. The changelog for this version looks like this:

Here is a list of changes for version 3.4:

• Removed a bug causing the volume setting not to be renewed when playing an internet stream.
• Removed a bug that caused Mp3CoolPlay-X to crash on Windows 98, ME and 2000 systems. The crash was triggered when the player or playlist window was moved while playing a internet stream.
• Added full title showing to the playlist, the full title will popup when the mouse is over a truncated title for about 1 second.
• Changed the Playlist font to a smaller type, making titles better fit in the playlist window.
• Now the full song title will also be shown in the Mp3CoolPlay-X taskbar button when caption scrolling is disabled.
• Changed the playlist file extension from ‘mpl’ to ‘mcl’, this because the ‘mpl’ playlist format is totally different when compared to the new playlist format. ‘mpl’ playlist’s cannot be loaded anymore by Mp3CoolPlay-X.
• Optimized playlist resizing, it can also be sized much bigger now.
• Removed the ‘Add All’ button from the file add dialog, it’s replaced by the ‘Recurse’ button.
• Added icon support to the file list box contained in the ‘File add’ dialog, made it also load a complete dir in a single click.
• Now when a song is removed, it’s time (when added to the list) will also be removed from the total time display.
• Removed the UPX compression used on the main executable, this because it caused some stability problems.
• Many, many other small bugs removed.

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