Saturday, 11 August 2012

AIMP 3.10 Build 1072


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  • Each person has their own likes and dislikes, and the same applies to
     PC users and their software:
     while some are satisfied with a certain application, others might require different functions or prefer
     a simpler interface. When it comes to audio players, everyone is bound to find the one that suits their
     needs perfectly. And for some, AIMP is the solution.




    After extracting the files, users need to choose the installation mode they want: portable version
     (for removable devices) or custom version (recommended), in a single user or multi user mode.
     The entire pack contains main components, skins, visualizations, input plugins, additional components
    (e.g. audio library, Internet radio browser, the Last.FM plugin), and languages. One can choose between
     full, lite, minimal and custom installation.

    To ensure AIMP is seamlessly integrated within Windows, users can automatically associate the software
    with audio and playlist formats on the PC, as well as add a menu item to the context menu of Windows
     Explorer.

    At first sight, the overall text and graphics might seem to be a bit tiny, considering the latest trends in software
     technology (with big icons, text, images etc), however after spending some time using AIMP, this is no longer
     an issue.

    The interface somewhat resembless, so that the playlist is visible, while the actual audio player
     and the visualization section are in the upper side of the window. Within the playlist, users get the possibility
    to rate their songs according to their tastes.

    Unlike other applications dedicated to audio playback, AIMP comes with an auto-shutdown feature,
     an alarm clock, a quick search for songs, and the possibility to add songs as bookmarks. Furthermore,
     users can customize the hot keys if they are not satisfied with the default ones.

    The quality of sound is pretty good, especially considering AIMP supports a wide range of formats
    , including but not limited to OGG, MP3, WMA, WAV, and others. Typically, the software runs smoothly
    and the CPU usage is kept to a minimum.

    In a nutshell, AIMP can easily become the favorite audio player on one's computer, due to the numerous

     features it brings, the intuitive interface and customizable settings.
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    · Crystal-clear sound, technology of reproduction essentially differs from Winamp and WMP;
    · Sensitive equalizer;
    · A maximum of functionality from a minimum of resources;
    · The minimal consumption of system resources;
    · Multilingual support;
    · Support of set of formats of audio
    · Adjustment of global and local hot keys (patterns from WinAmp and WMP);
    · Flexible options of the program and various covers will allow you to make A.I.M.P. completely individual;
    · Support of plug-ins with which help it is possible to expand opportunities of the program;
    · The audioconverter codes music from the most different formats in wma, mp3, wav, ogg;
    · audioGrab allows to overtake AudioCD in Mp3, OGG, WAV or WM;
    · The sound recording will allow you to write down a sound from any audio of the device in system;
    · The built - in editor of tags, support WMA, MP3, OGG;
    · An opportunity of record AudioCD, MP3-disks and disks with given
    Requirements:

    · Sound Card
    · DirectX 8.1 or above
    · 3 Mb at HDD
    What's New in This Release: []


    · Common: Localizations has been updated
    · Sound Engine: The algorithm of advanced channels processing has been improved
    · Skin Engine: Compatibility with AIMP2 skins has been improved
    · Plugins: Rendering speed of visualizations has been increased
    · Plugins: Compatibility with Last.fm Client v2 has been improved
    · Fixed: The Audio Converter ignores command line switches
    · Fixed: The Audio Converter raises an exception, if "move output to..." options is active and target path is empty
    · Fixed: The Audio Converter increases tempo of composition twice when encoding to MP3 Mono format
    · Fixed: Player used to jump over one track after deleting file from the playlist in some cases
    · Fixed: Player resumes playback on startup incorrectly, if previously playing file has been removed from the playlist
    · Fixed: Player resumes playback queue incorrectly, if two or more playlists has same name
    · Fixed: Incremental search does not work in the Tag Editor's genre selector menu
    · Fixed: The Audio Library does not suggest to ...
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