XMPlay 3.8.5.74 PowerPack 2024.02.18 [WIN x64 x86]

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Year/Date of Release : 2024.02.18
Version : XMPlay 3.8.5.76
Developer : un4seen
Developer website : https://www.un4seen.com
Bit depth : 32bit, 64bit
Interface language : English
Tablet : not required
System requirements : x86


Description : XMPlay is a free audio player for Windows, the development of which began in 1998. XMPlay is one of the best audio players and the best tracker music player. XMPlay was originally intended for playing tracker music and is often used as a reference player for it. The main developer of XMPlay is the group un4seen, also known as the former part of the group farbrausch, the main developer of the BASS library.

The main advantages of XMPlay:
– Support for a gigantic list of formats: more than 150 only with native plugins, more than 400 in the maximum possible version of third-party plugins, and, limitless, taking into account possible developments and support for plugins from WinAMP
– The best support for tracker and chiptune music.
– Minimal resource consumption.

Help about un4seen
un4seen BASS. U4S BASS is a sound library designed for use on Windows and macOS operating systems; also available for Linux, Win64, WinCE, Android and iOS platforms. The goal of the developers is to provide a library that allows working with audio data streams. Reading, writing, editing, and converting them while minimizing the consumption of system resources. Currently, the library supports working with almost all audio data formats (more than 250 built-in and more than 800 using FFMPEG).
The BASS library, one way or another, is used by 100% of current audio players for all current operating systems.

Features of XMPlay 3.8.5.76 PowerPack 2024.02.18:

  1. Portability
  2. All original audio/archive/modification/export format plugins
  3. Current version of the player and all plugins
  4. Full color pack of DEFAULT type skins and icons. Yes, neighing, it’s really a name and not a property.
  5. The DEFAULT (BLACK) skin is set as the initial settings.

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