GSPlayer MIDI Player - GSPlayer is so far the best MIDI player for your PocketPC that we came across! Excellent sound quality, fast launch, and relatively compact (about half the size of PocketMIDI, but the sound is the same).
It allows you to play MIDI files (e.g. one exported from PocketSynth Pro, PocketDrums, or Midnote) directly on your handheld
Pocket Cyber Mod - Pocket Cyber Mod is a mod music player for PDA's running Microsoft Pocket PC. Cyber Mod Player is freeware so you can use it and distribute it as you wish provided that you don't sell it.
The sample files of today like mp3 and wma are only possible thanks to cheaper memory (the kids nowadays don't know how lucky they are... etc...)
This is a media player for embedded devices. It has built in codecs for video files (AVI, DivX), MPEG4 files (MP4, M4A), MPEG movie and audio files (MPEG, MPG, MPV, DAT, MP1, MP2, MP3, MPA), Matroska files (MKV, MKA), Ogg Vorbis files (OGG, OGM), AAC file
AstorPlayer - AstorPlayer is a utility for (ex-) Amiga owners who have remained faithful to MOD music files.
Based on LibMikMod 3.1.9, this freeware app has the advantage of supporting the *.mod, *.s3m, *.stm, *.669, *.okt, *.xm, *.it, *.mtm formats with some concerns for *.it nevertheless. Also, it can play the modules out of *.zip or *.rar files
liteplay - Liteplay is a MP3/OGG file reader with the single objective of using the least amount of memory possible.
It takes up 44kb (besides the fmodce.dll dile that I have already in other directories) and so shouldn't slow down your machine too much if you run it in the background
Network MP3 Player - You listen to mp3 and you have a Wireless network card on your PocketPC?
Cheer up! Network MP3 Player was made for you.
This exemplary software is simple, you don't have to install any software on your desktop. You only share the folder with your favorite mp3 files
MODPlayCE - MODPlayCE is a MOD player as well as STM and S3m player.
If you never had an Amiga, you might not know that it is a music format, a distant cousin of MIDI, hardware independant, unlike MIDI.
Evidently we are talking about an era where MP3 didn't exist.
There is even a little keyboard to test the samples included in the file, a must-have for musicians
MyPlayer is a light-weight application that provides access to BBC iPlayer, Four On Demand, Five On Demand, MSN Video and SBS directly - eliminating the requirement for a (flash-enabled) mobile browser
