Nitrogen MP3 Player by Microfi

This is a nice MP3 Player and Microfi needs feed back as to add and what it will play on. Any takes?

Post your comments here.

Thanks, JASTECH ô¿ô

Here is a little tid bit more on it and the software is still growing as more members feed it their suggestions.

Microfi Nitrogen is a native Windows Mobile application (unmanaged code) that allows you to play MP3/OGG songs stored on your Pocket PC device. It features file browser, custom playlists, full skin support, 10-band equalizer with presets, "Shuffle" and "Repeat" modes, a built-in sleep mode and a command to blank screen to prevent energy waste while playing music. Nitrogen uses the MAD and OVD decoders, which are opensource. As the official releases of MAD for Pocket PC seem to be discontinued, Nitrogen uses the libraries from an opensource player (GSPlayer). Nitrogen was build due to the lack of finger-friendly players for Pocket PC (you have to use stylus even for simple tasks). It features large buttons and you can browse among your playlist by drawing circles on the screen (tapping in the appropriate space). In future releases the program will be expected to have other extensions support, but such things are still being tested to ensure stability and efficience.

Writing, designing and testing Nitrogen takes me time and efforts. So, if you use it and like it, please donate and support future versions development!

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Thanks, JASTECH ô¿ô

Nice player. Best one i have installed and tried so far.

How do install this on omnia?

So far nothing but good things to say about it..  I did notice a small bug, once I remember exactly what it was and how to reproduce I'll post details..

thanks

I like the Add To Playlist options. I might have try this out. Thanks for the post.

egcivic,
I've had no problem getting album covers on Nitrogen.  It's similar to many other media players in that you have to put a folder.jpg into the Album Folder with the music files.  Folder.jpg should be a picture of the cover.  Some folks have this all automated with Media Monkey or some other cover grabbing idea, but I just did a wikipedia search of the album I want, right click on the album picture shown on the right, and select "Save Picture As."  Name this file folder.jpg and put it into the album folder.  I usually did this on my PC and then transferred the files, but however you'd like to do it is fine.  You might try searching "folder.jpg" in this forum and see if anything pops up.  Google is your friend, too.  Good luck.