Audio Software Players wxMusik for Windows

wxMusik for Windows 0.4.2.2 Beta for Windows

by Musik

Avg. Rating 4.1 (28 votes)

File Details

File Size 4.5 MB
License Freeware
Operating System Windows 2000/9x/Server 2003/XP
Date Added
Total Downloads 4,209
Publisher Musik
Homepage wxMusik
Other Versions

Publisher's Description

wxMusik is an MP3 and Ogg player and library that features advanced crossfading for smooth playback, 16-band dual-channel equalizer, powerful batch tagging, SQL database, advanced playback options, and static and dynamic playlist creation.

Latest Reviews

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Nov 4, 2007

I TRY and find a better gui and there simply isn't one (use a win theme like vista inspirat tao2005). Until Amarok is fully ported this will be the music manager player of choice. XMPlay has the best url support and so when installing wx DO NOT let it put it's own url support in. Wx will not play 24bit flac nor does it have any plugs or skins of it's own.
It is simply hands down the simplest, most powerful gui for playback of audio.
And yes, I use the eq that comes with realtek. nbd

Tao2005

Tao2005 reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Sep 22, 2007

Looks cool. Wouldn't see me downloading it. The UI looks trashy. Prolly has some major, or minor bugs in it. Big problem, is that it lacks alot of the features that I am use to in a media player.

Nikkie

Nikkie reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Nov 2, 2006

Great program.Keep up the great work.Foobar is nice but this is more comfy and may be easier for most moving from itunes etc.

keep working on it and fix those bugs ...

sQin

sQin reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

eq STILL not fixed.

darthbeads

darthbeads reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

Changelog:
@fixed bug when moving and deleting songs in the now playing list. The currently playing index was not mantained correctly in all circumstances.
@the currently playing song can now be deleted from the computer with right click menu.
@updated taglib to version 1.4
@fixed problem with song length calculation on linux
@fixed crash in autodj album mode
@net streams can now be pls or m3u urls
@fixed bug concerning display of currently played song
@fixed bug, which prohibited the creating of a mail in case of a crash.
@fixed bug, when choosing "view dirty tags" from the menu, the library was shown instead, the dirty tags were only shown if the library was already selected.

thockam

thockam reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

I really like this program as well but, I frequently switch between: 1) Foobar (for it's very low memory footprint to start PRIOR to loading music) and it's reliablity and 2) XMPlay because it is full featured.

I agree about all of the interface stuff (which is superb) and mostly about usability but the memory footprint is a bit high for someone who codes for a living as I have multiple programs running and I need all the memory I can conserve...

photonboy

photonboy reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 30, 2005

I've used pretty much every audio program out there and this is the program I use for playback of my albums. The interface is very clean and uncluttered. Everything is laid out almost perfectly. (There was just a small learning curve to set up the program the way I liked which just consisted of stepping through the "preferences.") I especially like that it can scan for changes in the music folder.

I discovered one thing I would like changed. If I delete files the program still has them listed. You can delete them from the database pretty easily by doing it manually, but I think this should be an option to happen automatically during startup when it checks for new files. (I discovered the same annoying thing with Apple's Itunes and I won't use Microsoft's Mediaplayer because it is too cluttered to use as just an audio player)

I use Musicmatch to do everything else.

I've used Foobar and frankly I don't understand why people like it so much. I also don't understand why someone thinks this deserves a low score. It is free and does exactly what it is intended to do. It shouldn't lose points for not having certain features. If you just want a simple audio player I can't recommend anything better.

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 29, 2005

one word. FOOBAR

sQin

sQin reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 29, 2005

the equalizer still doesnt work on my machine.
This project needs more developers to create good and stable player in the next few years...

darthbeads

darthbeads reviewed v0.4.0.0 on Mar 21, 2005

Pretty nice. Very similar to MusikCube [http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/musikCube/1091033963/1], which I love -- they are both based on the same core project, apparently. 0.4.1.0 is out now:

0.4.1.0
+ (Linux) XF86Audio keys supported. This means you can use your multimedia keys for wxMusik on linux.
+ new program icon by Ben Oakes
- enhanced taglib mpeg header parsing code
- several bugs fixed, i cannot remember.
+ middle mouse click on album(or artist) in selection box starts playing of whole album (artist)
+ the playing control area can now be placed on top of the window instead of the bottom.
- return key press in search box no longer starts song play
+ using taglib for tag reading on writing of ogg,flac,mpc,mp3/2 files.(for ape files the mac sdk code is still used). taglib is faster and supports unicode for tags (even id3v2 tags) easily.
- scrolling using cursor keys was not possible on win32
+ added crashhandler for win32 (using BlackBox.dll) and for linux (using code from wxcode)
+ supports ape,mpc and flac on linux
+ moved from cvs to subversion as version control software.

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anomoly

anomoly reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Nov 4, 2007

I TRY and find a better gui and there simply isn't one (use a win theme like vista inspirat tao2005). Until Amarok is fully ported this will be the music manager player of choice. XMPlay has the best url support and so when installing wx DO NOT let it put it's own url support in. Wx will not play 24bit flac nor does it have any plugs or skins of it's own.
It is simply hands down the simplest, most powerful gui for playback of audio.
And yes, I use the eq that comes with realtek. nbd

Tao2005

Tao2005 reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Sep 22, 2007

Looks cool. Wouldn't see me downloading it. The UI looks trashy. Prolly has some major, or minor bugs in it. Big problem, is that it lacks alot of the features that I am use to in a media player.

Nikkie

Nikkie reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Nov 2, 2006

Great program.Keep up the great work.Foobar is nice but this is more comfy and may be easier for most moving from itunes etc.

keep working on it and fix those bugs ...

sQin

sQin reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

eq STILL not fixed.

darthbeads

darthbeads reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

Changelog:
@fixed bug when moving and deleting songs in the now playing list. The currently playing index was not mantained correctly in all circumstances.
@the currently playing song can now be deleted from the computer with right click menu.
@updated taglib to version 1.4
@fixed problem with song length calculation on linux
@fixed crash in autodj album mode
@net streams can now be pls or m3u urls
@fixed bug concerning display of currently played song
@fixed bug, which prohibited the creating of a mail in case of a crash.
@fixed bug, when choosing "view dirty tags" from the menu, the library was shown instead, the dirty tags were only shown if the library was already selected.

thockam

thockam reviewed v0.4.2.2 Beta on Dec 5, 2005

I really like this program as well but, I frequently switch between: 1) Foobar (for it's very low memory footprint to start PRIOR to loading music) and it's reliablity and 2) XMPlay because it is full featured.

I agree about all of the interface stuff (which is superb) and mostly about usability but the memory footprint is a bit high for someone who codes for a living as I have multiple programs running and I need all the memory I can conserve...

photonboy

photonboy reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 30, 2005

I've used pretty much every audio program out there and this is the program I use for playback of my albums. The interface is very clean and uncluttered. Everything is laid out almost perfectly. (There was just a small learning curve to set up the program the way I liked which just consisted of stepping through the "preferences.") I especially like that it can scan for changes in the music folder.

I discovered one thing I would like changed. If I delete files the program still has them listed. You can delete them from the database pretty easily by doing it manually, but I think this should be an option to happen automatically during startup when it checks for new files. (I discovered the same annoying thing with Apple's Itunes and I won't use Microsoft's Mediaplayer because it is too cluttered to use as just an audio player)

I use Musicmatch to do everything else.

I've used Foobar and frankly I don't understand why people like it so much. I also don't understand why someone thinks this deserves a low score. It is free and does exactly what it is intended to do. It shouldn't lose points for not having certain features. If you just want a simple audio player I can't recommend anything better.

anomoly

anomoly reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 29, 2005

one word. FOOBAR

sQin

sQin reviewed v0.4.2.1 Beta on Aug 29, 2005

the equalizer still doesnt work on my machine.
This project needs more developers to create good and stable player in the next few years...

darthbeads

darthbeads reviewed v0.4.0.0 on Mar 21, 2005

Pretty nice. Very similar to MusikCube [http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/musikCube/1091033963/1], which I love -- they are both based on the same core project, apparently. 0.4.1.0 is out now:

0.4.1.0
+ (Linux) XF86Audio keys supported. This means you can use your multimedia keys for wxMusik on linux.
+ new program icon by Ben Oakes
- enhanced taglib mpeg header parsing code
- several bugs fixed, i cannot remember.
+ middle mouse click on album(or artist) in selection box starts playing of whole album (artist)
+ the playing control area can now be placed on top of the window instead of the bottom.
- return key press in search box no longer starts song play
+ using taglib for tag reading on writing of ogg,flac,mpc,mp3/2 files.(for ape files the mac sdk code is still used). taglib is faster and supports unicode for tags (even id3v2 tags) easily.
- scrolling using cursor keys was not possible on win32
+ added crashhandler for win32 (using BlackBox.dll) and for linux (using code from wxcode)
+ supports ape,mpc and flac on linux
+ moved from cvs to subversion as version control software.

Nikkie

Nikkie reviewed v0.4.0.0 on Feb 13, 2005

Very nice... free jukebox ..

if only it played video and could use winamp plugins ...

MyMaster

MyMaster reviewed v0.3.1.0 on May 28, 2004

yay!!! pretty nice

x_2

x_2 reviewed v0.2.1 Beta on Dec 10, 2003

A great program...Simple and easy to use nice interface...Plus it Freeware...Small Foot-Print...What more can I say... ********** 10 stars...

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