BEATLE 1.0 Beta 1 Build #1273 is a Music&MP3 Player product from beatle-player.co.uk, get 4 Stars SoftSea Rating, BEATLE (formally SAPS) is a new media player from the creator of AudioShaker (formally an Understealth product). BEATLE will allow users to play music, videos in an environment that is easy-to-use and offers an array of features that make media organisation extremely easy. Features such as Mass Tag Editing, Mass File Renaming, Media Library, CD Player, Multiple Playlists, Move Music To Folders, Send To Devices and lots more are included as standard and extra features are available to allow you to sort your media in any fashion you wish.
BEATLE originally spawned from an idea I had while working 1 afternoon at collage. I was getting sick of some music player that did not allow me to player media the way I wanted them to, so I took it upon myself to make one that would. Originally intended to remain a private project that only I would use, it proved popular with friends and family. After much consideration, I decided to let the world have full access to the software.
After the fist initial release, I stopped development for a while to concentrate on other projects, but the overwhelming demand for the program made to carry on with development a little earlier than planned. Because of its success, I have launched a website dedicated only to the program itself, which will allow users to check on the development of the program and also download new test versions as of when they become available.
Main Features:
1. Integrated media library, video and browser support into one window, allowing you to have outstandinger control over your media files..

2. Tracking will store the media files you play most often, specifying how many times you have played them and allows you to build a playlist from the results.

3. Multiple play-lists with advanced playing and skipping support give you better flexibility over how you play you media files..

4. Global hotkeys (global Windows shortcuts) for controlling the player (much like the Winlaunch technology).

5. Send to external/internal device, searching and jumping support.

6. Bookmarks and Moods (moods can be customised) support.

7. Complete ID3v1 to ID3v2 support.

8. Database support for storing meta data from media files (re-usable later).

9. Automatic Volume Adjusting adjusts the volumes for specified media files when played.

10. Much more, why not download a copy to see. You might as well, its FREE!

Media Library: This window allows the user to totally organise their media into new playlists.

Mass Tag Editing: This window will allow the user to edit all of the ID3 tags of the songs listed in the playlist.

Mass Filename Renaming: This window will allow the user to customise the filenames of the songs listed in the playlist.

Advanced Song Skipping: Allows the user to set which songs will be played, skipped, played once, skipped once in the current playlist.

Tracking: Tacks every song that is played and tells you how many times that specific song has been played. You can then play the top songs listed.

Auto Volume Adjustment: Changes the volume of the song currently playing to the volume that you have used for it before (for songs with low volume).

Console: This window shows a log of every event that happens in the player from start to finish.

Multiple Playlists: BEATLE supports multiple playlists, which means that you can have access to all of your playlists at any one time.

Global Hotkeys: Allows the user to press certain key combinations within Windows to control the playback of media in BEATLE.

Song Moving: Will move music that has been produced by a specific artist, or from an album or produced in a specific year into a new folder (has the option to either copy or move).

Send To Device: Allows the user to select multiple songs from the playlist and send them to an external or internal device (such as another hard drive or a USB pen drive).

Jumping: Allows the user to search for specific songs in the playlist and then jump them. Hs the option to play the song, or set the song to play next and much more.

System Tray: BEATLE will by default load into the system tray each time it is used. This can be turned off if you do not wish to use it (check the Preferences window).

Random Skipping: Each time you play a random song (or when the player picks one for you), the songs are remember and can be skipped between using the standard Next and Previous functions.

Bookmarks: This feature will allow you to select specific songs in the playlist and bookmark them (much like your Favourites in Internet Explorer) so that you can easily play it later.

Moods: Allows you to sort your media into moods so you can play music according to the way you feel at that moment.

Video Support: BEATLE can play video files, which has an optional external window for viewing videos in full screen. The license of this audio & mp3 software is Freeware, you can free download and free use this Audio & MP3 software.