Features
- 426 playable file formats: Can play lots of different file formats such as MP3, OGG, Amiga MOD, Atari YM, Nintendo NSF. See the full list here
- Normalizer: Real time normalizer that makes all sounds play with the same volume. Parameters can be changed by the user
- Reverb: Gives a nice reverb effect and is suitable mostly for old C64/Amiga sounds for example since they can sound a bit "flat" otherwise. Parameters can be changed by the user
- Pitch: Pitch can be altered for all sounds, even HTTP streams
- Zip archives: Unpacks and plays all sounds in a zip archive on the fly
- Rar archives: Unpacks and plays all sounds in a rar archive on the fly
- 7-Zip archives: Unpacks and plays all sounds in a 7-zip archive on the fly
- Gzip: Supports gzip for most sound formats, which means it can play vgz, mdz etc.
- Unicode: Can play files with forgein letters in the filename (Chinese, arabic etc.). Only supported for about half of the fileformats
- Drag & drop: Drag & drop files or directories
- Visualizers: A bunch of nifty audio visualizers
- Multiple instances: Multiple instances of BZR Player can be launched
- Bookmarks: Add bookmarks for audio streams or files
- File information: Detailed file information for all formats. Can show MP3 tags (id3v1 and id3v2) and instruments, samples, patterns etc.
- Settings: All sound libraries has a lot of individual settings. All settings that can be made are saved to disk
- Subsounds: If a file format may contain multiple sounds, BZR Player can play those.
- Limit sound length: Some sounds have an unknown length, and the user can specify a maximum sound length for such sounds, so that they don't play forever.
- Playlists: Supports loading of M3U and PLS playlists (Not all features) and saving in M3U format.
- Command line: Sounds can be added from commandline, just add the paths, like this: bzrplayer mysong2.mod song2.sid. Use quotation marks if the files contain spaces.
- Recursive folders: Drag and drop or add a folder using the button in the playlist window and all the files and folders in it will also be added
- HTTP Streaming: Plays streams (radio stations)
- Correct file extension not necessary: Plays files without caring of the name of the file. For example: a mod-file can be called mod.song, song.mod or even song.mp3 and will still play perfectly fine
- Window snapping: Main window and playlist snap together