LCG Jukebox Symbian LCG Jukebox is a music player for mobile devices designed to fit the needs of even the most advanced music enthusiast. Excellent sound quality, user-friendly playlist management, easy music selection and internet streaming are just a few of the perks this feature rich application has to offer
mpdClient A mobile client to control the music player daemon (MPD) from a Symbian phone via Wifi
JulyPlayer JulyPlayer is a powerful video player for your mobile phone, it plays everything you have
ALON MP3 Dictaphone ALON MP3 Dictaphone - Now you receive three applications instead of one: voice dictaphone, phone calls recorder and music player which supports Internet radio! You may easily turn your smartphone into advanced digital dictaphone and start to record lectures, conversations, interviews and phone calls
Scenetone Scenetone is a music player that is able to play old module formats such as Soundtracker, Protracker, S3M and XM. Also, Commodore 64 .SID files can be played. Scenetone also supports generating of .WAV files to a fixed location in the file system to be used as a ringtone.
What's New in This Release:
· "Tough touch"-release
XSound Mp3 Player XSound Mp3 Player - XSound is an mp3 song player with nice and clear graphical user interface. You can customize how to look like the screen with skins and images from your device. With Playlist Editor you can rearrange the list of the songs, and listen in the order you wish.
XSound has the best sound quality ever heard on cellphones
FolderPlay FolderPlay - An audio application for Symbian OS, that gaplessly plays back a subset of the directory structure with orientation on lossless formats and supports the following audio file types: WAV, LPCM, FLAC, APE/MAC, AC3, MP3, OGG, AAC (ADTS).
Red button - send to background.
Green button - pause/resume (on touch devices use the toolbar instead)
OggPlay (S60 3rd Edition) OggPlay (S60 3rd Edition) is an Ogg vorbis audio player.
Ogg Vorbis is an audio compression format similar to mp3. However the compressed files are approximately a factor two smaller than mp3 files.
To be more precise an ogg file encoded with 64kbit/sec gives approximately the same level of audio quality as a 128kbit/sec mp3 file
