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A full-featured audio player that runs conveniently from the system tray and responds to hotkeys to change tracks or shuttle around your playlist. Plays MP3, CD, WAV, MIDI, WMA, AIFF, AU, and SND files. Once a playlist is setup or loaded, and play begins, Blaze TrayAudio automatically hides in your system tray, out of your way. It can then be accessed with a right click or by double-clicking the icon, or can be controlled entirely using hotkeys.

Audition is a small utility that will allow you to play sound files located in a disk directory. A play list is created of all sound files found in the selected folder. Sound files can be played individually, or the entire play list can be played one after another. Double-click your mouse on a sound file listed in the play list to hear individual sounds. Commands are included to launch your favorite WAV file editor and speaker volume control applications. Audition provides a simple means of playing and editing all of those sound files you’ve been collecting. Audition includes a small stand-alone WAV file player applet that can be invoked from batch files or other programs that provide a means of running an external program with command line arguments. Audition can be configured to optionally place its icon in the taskbar tray.

Apollo started out as a MP3-player. It is recognized by its outstanding MP3 decoding quality, powerful continuous playback support and advanced playlist capabilities. It supports different file formats through so called input plug-ins. Writing an input plug-ins is rather straight forward (see the plug-ins page for more info) and thus Apollo can be easily made to support new audio formats. The player routines provide continuous playback or even a crossfade between tracks on all supported formats and with all output types (standard Wave Out, DirectSound and WAV file output). It is possible to direct the output into a WAV file, thus making it possible, for instance, to decode MP3s for writing them onto a CD. The player routines also provide a realtime 16-band equalizer for all file types.

Currently Apollo ships with two input plug-ins: Apollo MPEG decoder and Apollo WAV decoder. The MPEG decoder is capable of handling both MPEG-1, MPEG-2 and MPEG-2.5 audio layer 2 and 3 files (i.e. MP2- and MP3-files). The decoder is capable of producing 32-bit, 24-bit, 16-bit and 8-bit data. Also Xing and Fraunhofer VBR MP3s are supported. The MPEG decoder is generally thought to be one of the best as far as sound quality is concerned (see FAQ for more information about the quality). The WAV decoder supports RIFF WAV files containing PCM or Microsoft ADPCM coded data. Both plug-ins support Internet streaming.

Apollo also provides support for other type of plug-ins, namely visualization, digital signal processing (DSP) and general purpose plug-ins. Their formats are identical with the corresponding Winamp 2.xx plug-ins. Thus all existing Winamp plug-ins of these three categories should work with Apollo. Also, Winamp input plug-ins that really provide the sound data instead of directly controlling the output device are supported by Apollo.

AMF Multimedia Jukebox: Play multimedia files effortlessly in seconds!
Works just like a real jukebox: queue up your favorite sounds, songs, and multimedia files and hit play for hours of enjoyment.

Features Include:
Plays AVI, MID, WAV, VOC, MOV, FLI, FLC, etc — or any file that has drivers/codecs installed.
Works just like a real jukebox.
With the favorite list feature, you can que up your favorite sounds, songs, and multimedia files for hours of enjoyment.
Save pre-programmed lists of your selections, and open and play them with one click.
Intutive interface makes the AMF Multimedia Jukebox easy to use and operate.
Full help included.