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DeliPlayer 2 is a music player. It is Freeware for non commercial use.
DeliPlayer 2 Pro has all features of DeliPlayer2 plus it allows you to save playlists with any sub-list depth and includes the full StreamRecorder plugin capable of saving stereo output.
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DeliPlayer 2 is a music player. It is Freeware for non commercial use.
DeliPlayer 2 Pro has all features of DeliPlayer2 plus it allows you to save playlists with any sub-list depth and includes the full StreamRecorder plugin capable of saving stereo output.
Поддерживает <b>30</b> форматов.
составит конкуренцию Jetaudio, Appolo, QCD.
Встроенные DSP, 10 полос, хорошее качество, скины и визуализации, ID 3 editor, рекордер и таймер, интернет радио, горячие клавиши и прочее.
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ArchiveLoader
This plugin enables DeliPlayer to load files that are stored with common archives.
Supported formats are: ZIP, RAR, ACE, LHA, LZH and LZX.
As many archives contain descriptive files or other non-audio data that can be identified by common file extensions, the ArchiveLoader allows you to specify a list of extensions that should never be extracted from archives. This can significantly speed up examining archives for valid music files because many non-music files can be identified by their extensions and can be skipped when searching for valid music files. Populating this list with new extensions should be done with care to avoid rejecting valid music files.
DiskLoader
The purpose of the DiskLoader is to load files from your hard-disks and from your local network.
The DiskLoader can cache streaming files (i.e.: mp3, Ogg Vorbis and MusePack) so your hard-disk is not constantly accessed while the stream is playing.
Cache Size specifies the size of the cache. Note that it is not recommended to set the cache size to a value greater than half of the installed RAM because Windows™ will start swapping out part of the memory when its physical memory is exceeded. This creates a lot more disk-activity than saved through caching.
Refill Cache at specifies when the DiskLoader will load more data from the file into the cache. The percentage describes the fill state of the cache.
Mixer
Most of the music formats DeliPlayer supports are so called multi-channel formats (grossly simplified, this means that each instrument plays on its own channel). Popular examples of such formats are ImpulseTracker, FastTracker, ScreamTracker and ProTracker. As soundcards usually support only stereo or 5+1 channels, DeliPlayer converts the music while it is playing into a stereo stream. This is called mixing. Streaming formats like MP3, OGG Vorbis, WAV and Musepack do not require mixing.
Depending on the speed of your CPU and you personal preference you can set the mix quality:
scaled
This mix-algorithm is the fastest possible algorithm. However, it creates heavy aliasing (a kind of rattling) in the output. Most people will find it unacceptable.
There are however people who like the raw ‘crispiness’ of this algorithm especially with so called chip music, which itself relies on the mentioned rattling.
oversampling
Similar to the Scaled algorithm but with less rattling. It is very fast. Note that this is the recommended mix-algorithm for maximum Amiga fidelity.
interpolated
This algorithm is fast and creates no rattling.
quadratic
While being the slowest of the mix-algorithms it is no match for modern CPUs. Its output is superior to that of all other mix algorithms.
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NetReader
The NetReader is responsible for downloading radio streams and music files from the Internet. DeliPlayer will usually perform these operations without any user interaction. However, if you have more than one network card or you are forced to use a proxy port to connect to the Internet, then you should adjust the NetReader’s configuration so it is able to perform its purpose.
Use Proxy
Active this checkbox and enter the proxy URL and the proxy port if your need a proxy to connect to the Internet.
Use Specific NIC Address
If you have two or more network cards installed in your computer you should specify the NIC address of the network card that should be used to connect to the Internet.
Maximum time to retrieve file downloads
When you want to use DeliPlayer to directly download music files from the Internet, you can specify a time interval for completing single file downloads. When the file was not completely received within this interval, the download will be cancelled and the load will fail.
Maximum size for file downloads
When requesting music files from the Internet, DeliPlayer will refuse to load all files that are larger than the file-size specified here. This helps to avoid ridiculously long download times. You should adjust this value depending on your connection bandwidth.
WaveOut
The WaveOut plugin feeds DeliPlayer’s sample stream to a soundcard.
The Output Device drop-list controls which soundcard DeliPlayer uses. It is set to ‘Auto Wave Mapper’ by default, which maps to the preferred playback device specified in the Multimedia Properties in the Windows™ Control Panel.
The Output Sampling Rate should be set to the maximum frequency supported by your soundcard’s hardware. Most low-cost soundcards support only frequencies up to 44kHz natively. Selecting an output frequency which is greater than the maximum native frequency of a soundcard requires additional CPU time because the audio data has to be converted down to the maximum allowed hardware rate.
The Try to open 24-bit setting tells DeliPlayer to try connect to the soundcard with 24bit samples resolution (or above). Again, we recommend not to enable the ‘Try to open 24-bit’ setting unless you know that your soundcard’s hardware supports it. Using this feature on soundcards which handle only 16-bit samples does not improve DeliPlayer’s sound quality and also require additional CPU time to convert the output into a format supported by soundcard hardware.
Dithering is an optional feature that theoretically improves the output quality.
The FadeIn/Out to avoid clicks option controls if the plugin quickly fades the volume out and in when the playback is stopped or resumed. It does not affect the playback quality.
Please note that the behavior of this function depends on your soundcard driver. Many consumer soundcard drivers will map the audio volume an application sets for its sound-output to the globally used ‘Wave’ volume. If your soundcard driver does this, you may not want to use this feature because your Wave volume will become completely muted when you pause the playback in DeliPlayer.
The Buffer Length specifies the length of the audio buffer that is used when feeding data to the soundcard. It does not affect the playback quality.