Tuniac (foobar2000 style music player)

TuniacIt's under windowsOpen source free music player, simple and easy to use. Developers call Tuniac an itunes-style music player, but I think it looks more like the famous foobar2000, or banshee under Linux. If you want an ad-free and practical music player, try Tuniac. , maybe you will like it.

Introduction to Tuniac

The compressed size of Tuniac is about 3M, which is relatively lightweight and supports running on 2000, xp, vista, windows 7, windows 8 and other systems.

This music player supports many music formats by default, including flac, mp3, aac/m4a/mp4/3gp, opus, ogg, ac3, alac, ape, cdda, midi, mpc, ofs/ofr, tak, tta, wv, etc. So there is generally no music that cannot be played.

As you can see from the screenshots, Tuniac's interface is very simple: most of the area is used to display music, and multiple playlists can be created in the left column.

If you want to add music, just use drag and drop, and click file->import directory and select the folder where the music files are located to import in batches.

Tuniac functions and features

1. Advanced search function. You can quickly find the music you need through the search box in the software interface. This search box is very powerful. Click the "?" on the right and you will suddenly realize it. In addition to searching for file names, you can also find the music by entering the year, artist, album, and genre. However, you must specify a search parameter in the "?" button before searching.

2. Support visual effects rendered using openGL.

3. Use very little cpu and memory@rjno1.com.

4. Support multiple audio formats.

5. Able to create multiple playlists and also has an export function.

6. Support plug-ins.

In addition to the above, Tuniac's playlist can also display a variety of detailed information, such as genre, sampling rate, release year, artist, album title, etc. If you want to adjust these, click options->column selection.