Ampado (lite) - Audio Player 4+

Name: Ampado (lite) - Audio Player
Author: Thomas Zinnbauer

Thomas Zinnbauer

- 無料

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説明

Ampado - Easy and Powerful AudioPlayer for macOS.
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Ampado is the easiest and fastest way to listen to your audio files. It's folder based so you can just browse your media in the player.

*** Fast and Responsive User Interface ***
It's incredibly fast and responsive, your media wavetable and your playlist data fits fluidly right into your viewport.

*** Quick Controls ***
A simple controls panel and lots of shortcuts for browsing, playing, skipping, panning zooming and much more is built right in.

*** File Information / Data Viewer ***
For any of your Audio files you can see detailed information data like frequency, channels, duration or bitrate for example. The Playlist component is a sortable list to easily to interact with.

*** Supported Formats ***
.mp3, .wav, .opus, .weba, .webm, .ogg, .ogm, .oga, .flac, .aac, .m4a, .m4r, .amb, .mp4

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http://ampado.com

2024年3月20日

バージョン 2.1.0

+ Added a filewatcher: Now changes in folder structure reflect instantly in Ampado.

Doesn't support ALAC

So, this cannot be used for Mac.

I like it.

I'm looking for a good audio player for teaching.
Quicktime Pro 7 used to be perfect because we could use the I and O keys to set In and Out points to easily replay parts of the audio and video that the students needed. However, this function doesnt exist in Quicktime X, making life very difficult for me. This player doesnt have that feature either, but the sound wave helps me do it visually, which is better than nothing.
Being able to zoom in on the wave is nice too, but unfortunately I cannot scrool the wave timeline. I have to stretch the player across the screen.
It's very easy to open files and the interface is pleasent and easy to to find things, yet sometimes response is a little slow.
In other words, I think this player has great potential but at this stage is still a bit rough around the edges.
For a free app, no complaints.
If it had the In and Out feature in the Pro version, I would have purchased it.