A handy iTunes style media player and manager that helps you to play your favorite audio files such as MP3, FLAC, MP4, MIDI and OGG.
- Tuniac
- Version :1.0 Build 161003
- License :BSD License
- OS :Windows All
- Publisher :Tony Million
Tuniac Description
Tuniac is a simple utility inspired by iTunes, designed to play a multitude of audio formats and to create music playlists.
Easy to use interface
The simplicity of the user interface does not imply the various advanced functions Tuniac can perform.
The layout is neatly organized, with only the essential controls displayed, in order to leave a small resources footprint.
During playback, Tuniac can be minimized to the notification area. While it is maximized, it can prevent your computer to enter the screensaver mode. It also can be made to be always displayed on top of the other applications.
Tuniac can be set to display graphic visual effects in tune with the rhythm of the played audio files.
Multitude of supported formats
The application was designed to play most of the audio formats, such as MP3, 3GP, OGG, AC3, MIDI, MPC, TTA, WV or even radio streaming.
You can import directories, files or streams into Tuniac, organize the audio tracks in playlists and then save or export them.
Even though not all the functions are visible or are assigned a quick shortcut button on the interface, Tuniac bundles useful features like shuffle play, repeat or play a random file.
You can personalize the sound output by adjusting the equalizer the way you prefer. Also, you can make the audio tracks to crossfade, for a more fluent playback.
Detailed information about the audio files
Tuniac also has a preview function, where you can view the album art of the audio files.
For each music track, Tuniac can display a multitude of information, such as URL, file name, artist, album title, track genre, size, the date it was added or last played, bitrate, channels, BPM and many more.
Conclusion
Even though it looks like a simple application, Tuniac bundles a multitude of advanced functions in order to make the playback of your audio files a lot more enjoyable.