Homemister has updated his LuaPlayer HM application, bumping it up to version 2.0. This new version comes with some additional functions and some more playable audio file types, so you should be able to get more out of the application compared to the previous version.
Here's a quick list of the file types supported by LuaPlayer HM v2.0:
* .aa3
* .oma
* .omg
* .mp3
* .ogg
Folks who want to use this app should take note of the updated readme included in the application. Furthermore, if you want to send in information on new features wanted for future releases of the application, Homemister requests that you check out the QJ forum link below and add your inputs there. That being said, enjoy the app!
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