File Details |
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| File Size | 1.9 MB |
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| License | Open Source |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Vista/XP |
| Date Added | January 29, 2008 |
| Total Downloads | 1,007 |
| Publisher | Chase |
| Homepage | Fennec |
Publisher's Description
Fennec lets you listen to the highest quality sound (64-bit floating point). Now with almost everything you need. Converting, joining, ripping, tag editing, multichannel processing, media library, skins, themes, effects and so on. With ~70 playback formats and ~30 encoding formats.
Latest Reviews
Ian C. reviewed v1.1 Beta 1 on Nov 16, 2007
Decent looking media player, might give it a better rating once it's more mature, but it's not all that useful as of yet.
Many of the buttons don't do anything because the features aren't implemented yet.
It crashes a lot. I had to open it and close it without clicking anything else before it would run without crashing.
The default priority settings boggle me, why would the GUI thread have normal priority and decoder threads get idle priority? Had skipping sound with the defaults.
It has a much bigger memory footprint than most players, and doesn't trim it when it's minimized to the tray.
The skin is kind of cluttered and disorganized, but I'm not really a fan of free form UI's to begin with.
It did not however mess with my file associations.
Gonna stick with XMPlay still.
Galifray reviewed v1.1 Beta 1 on Nov 15, 2007
Well, I gave this a whirl and while the interface is nice and color customizable, it is a bit big and awkward for me. Also, the player committed one of the cardinal sins of media players, it wiped my pre-existing file associations. So, even though fennec had not taken them to itself, it took them from my present audio player and (for some reason) from my video player.
Ian C. reviewed v1.1 Beta 1 on Nov 16, 2007
Decent looking media player, might give it a better rating once it's more mature, but it's not all that useful as of yet.
Many of the buttons don't do anything because the features aren't implemented yet.
It crashes a lot. I had to open it and close it without clicking anything else before it would run without crashing.
The default priority settings boggle me, why would the GUI thread have normal priority and decoder threads get idle priority? Had skipping sound with the defaults.
It has a much bigger memory footprint than most players, and doesn't trim it when it's minimized to the tray.
The skin is kind of cluttered and disorganized, but I'm not really a fan of free form UI's to begin with.
It did not however mess with my file associations.
Gonna stick with XMPlay still.
Galifray reviewed v1.1 Beta 1 on Nov 15, 2007
Well, I gave this a whirl and while the interface is nice and color customizable, it is a bit big and awkward for me. Also, the player committed one of the cardinal sins of media players, it wiped my pre-existing file associations. So, even though fennec had not taken them to itself, it took them from my present audio player and (for some reason) from my video player.