You can control music playback remotely using the Pine Player Remote app. Download the Pine Player Remote app for free from the Apple App Store now.
■ Powerful High-Resolution Audio Playback
Pine Player is a premium digital music player designed for macOS users.
It supports DSD (PCM), SACD ISO, FLAC, APE, AAC, M4A, WAV, AIFF, OGG, WMA, OPUS
and nearly all major digital audio formats.
■ Synchronized Lyrics in Album Art View
Enjoy perfectly synchronized lyrics displayed in the Album Art window.
Lyrics are automatically loaded, and you can fine-tune timing
using the built-in LRC editor.
■ Bit Perfect Playback & Exclusive Audio Device Mode
Experience true Bit Perfect playback by sending original audio data
directly to your DAC without passing through the system mixer.
Exclusive Audio Device Mode ensures pure, uninterrupted sound
without interference from other system audio.
■ AirPlay 2 Multi-Room & Remote / DLNA Support
Enjoy seamless multi-room playback with AirPlay 2,
allowing music to play simultaneously on all AirPlay devices in your home.
With the Pine Player Remote iOS app,
you can control playback remotely from your iPhone or iPad.
In addition, DLNA/UPnP (DMR, DMS) support allows you to stream and play music
directly from NAS devices and mobile applications.
■ Advanced Playlist & Accurate Text Decoding
Manage your music easily with powerful playlist features,
including drag-and-drop sorting.
Accurate text decoding ensures proper display of all languages and encodings.
■ Crossfade
Dual audio track architecture enables smooth crossfade transitions.
■ Meta Editor
Easily edit metadata including album art and tags,
and perform batch editing by selecting multiple files.
■ Privacy First
Pine Player does not include any internet-based advertising systems
and does not transmit any personal data to external servers.
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Magical EQ
Eye Emm
Wow...I just went through several of the popular recommended audio players, but I'm stopping here. Here's why. The EQ presets and adjustments all seem to give a sense of dynamic presence that is completely lacking in all the other players I've tried. On other players, some of the EQ presets are so difficult to listen to, you wonder why they are even included. In Pine Player, every EQ preset provides a noticeable adjustment to the music's presence without ruining the underlying original sound. I had to drop one star because the music has sporadic dropouts that I am going to have to spend time trying to reconfigure settings to see if that problem can be overcome.
Good for all formats, simple to use, just a few glitches
Mimizone
Can't complain about this player. It's free and it's compatible with everything I throw at it. I have FLAC of all bitrates, DSD/DSF files, SACD ISO files. Perfect to play music on my work laptop without having to manage a library. I only have issues with 2 things. Audio processing/EQ is not great. It can easily saturate and mess up the audio quality and you will only noticed sometimes in the middle of a song. Sometimes I though I had a bad rip. The 6db on DSD for instance is something you don't want.Also, the option of being able to delete the actual file on the disk from the right click menu is always disturbing me. I am scared of actually deleting a file instead of just removing it from the playlist. But frankly it is only a tiny UX issue. It's free, and can't complain. It's more easy to use than the big players like JRiver that have way too many knobs when you just want to play a track on your disk with a USB DAC.
Cool app with glaring omission
upshaw8
I like this app generally. It is small, light, and easy to use. But there is one glaring omission: It doesn't work with Mac's native media keys. (and MacOS now has a persistent "what's playing" feature, that does not detect this app). This omission makes this app all but unusable when you using it in the background. You have to use your mouse to control your music either by bringing the app to for foreground or using the space hogging media controls it places in your status bar. This issue is made worse by the fact of how long it has been around and how recently it has been updated.I love the A/B loop buttons on the player. I couldn't find an app with the loop on the UI. (Like with Elmedia or VLC, you have to access it through a combintion of keys or by navigating menus). If the creators added the media key feature (and expecially it they added the ability to add you tube videos and listen to the audio) this would be my go-to music app. Alas, though, until then, it will stay uninstalled.
Nice and Simple
Rotors
I am not trying to replace iTunes, but sometimes I don’t need something that big or complex. Pine Player gives me the possibility of playing, listening and deciding whether I want to keep a song and add it to iTunes. It plays a variety of formats, including FLAC, and the display easily allows me to see the format of the file. I don’t want social media connections and so far I don’t have to worry about it with Pine Player. Right now, it has everything I need. Siseong Ahn, keep up the good work!!! Thanks.Edit: Wow! Pine Player can play most of the newly minted formats such as MQA, DSD and some DSF — a pleasantly surprising bonus!!
Fixed an issue where changes were not saved when copying or moving files after searching within a playlist.
Added drag-and-drop support to copy and move files between playlists.
Version 5.2.3
The developer, Siseong Ahn, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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Information
Seller
Siseong Ahn
Size
27.1 MB
Category
Music
Compatibility
Requires macOS 11.0 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 11.0 or later.
Languages
English and 8 more
English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
