Resonic Player 0.9.3 + Portable / бесплатный плеер аудио

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Похож разве что своей простотой. До этого пользовался 1by1, но теперь Resonic полюбился.

Stability
Resonic now warns you on startup when settings cannot be saved properly, or the Windows Defender Controlled folder access feature might be affecting Resonic's operation.
Learn more: resonic.at/notes/windows-defender (reported: D. Tremblay)
Resonic now warns you when audio extraction fails because of full or write-protected disks.
Fixed a randomly occuring crash that could be triggered by resizing the meta panel.
Fixed a possible deadlock when using the filter while scanning folders. (reported: A. Mor)
More resilient save and restore of preferences.
Usability
File operations (e.g., file deletes) that require a user interaction (e.g., on missing permissions) will now show a dialog instead of failing silently.
Integration
Restored Windows Vista compatibility. Be advised though that Vista support will be removed for good in a future update.
Fix filenames for Unreal Engine option that makes filenames produced by Resonic drag & drop extraction + slice export, and cropping, digestable by the Unreal Engine's bowels, counteracting a bug in UE asset file handling. Image
To change the option click the marker button (next to A-B-) and find the option in each of the two independent Extraction settings menus. (reported: M. Gray)
User Interface
The header bar now shows the tempo in bpm, when available from the file's embedded metadata, or alternatively an educated guess based on filename and other metadata. Image
Also shown is tempo in bpm with the pitch shifting _applied_, i.e. after changing the audio frequency, which goes hand in hand with the duration and pitched duration displays.
Implemented some high DPI improvements for the browser.
New button in sound preferences that opens the Windows sound control panel or the ASIO driver control panel for the selected device in sound preferences.
The button (...) is located right of the device selection.
Fixed a tooltip drawing issue.
Faster meta panel updates.
Added Show level meter to visualization button context menu.
Axed colors in status bar notifications when switching between click modes (SCM/DCM) or operating modes (DETAIL/BULLET).
New experimental oscilloscope visualization, accessible via menu, button, or F12. Image
Channels are mixed down to mono, and a fixed 50 ms window is being used (i.e., the width can fit ~20 Hz.)
A left click seeks to an absolute position in file, just like it does with the other visualizations, and is not tied to any oscilloscope functions.
You can now click the Resonic logo to open the about box, or CTRL+click it to open the website.
Waveform
Any number of sampler loops (e.g., sustaining/release) and generic regions embedded in WAV and AIFF audio files are now visualized in the waveform view, and can be used for looping. Image
Like most parts of Resonic they are currently still read-only and can thus not be altered.
Bigger and more visible selection drag rectangle.
Eliminated two minor glitches (ruler, and when waveform not loaded yet.)
File List
Some columns could not be set to reasonable sizes on high-resolution (e.g., 4K) screens. (reported: J. Rubens)
Corrected rename logic. When renaming a file (F2) the focused file now takes precedence, followed by the first selected file, and finally the active (loaded) file. (reported: R. Radet)
Fixed customized file list copy not working via context menu, but only via shortcut (CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+C).
Sound
The Sample rate setting in sound preferences lets you select a desired sample rate to open the output audio device with. Image
For ASIO devices: When a specific sample rate is selected the ASIO driver will be instructed to switch the device to that rate. To leave the device rate untouched select Let driver decide, which is important when using ASIO in multi-client mode, i.e., multiple applications actively use the same driver.
Most ASIO devices are limited to ASIO/WDM multi-client (e.g., ASIO in one main application, WASAPI in several others at the same time) and only a few devices (e.g., RME) support ASIO/ASIO multi-client (e.g., ASIO in several applications at the same time).
In any case, when using an ASIO card in multi-client mode, sample rates must match across all applications actively using the driver, so it is best to keep the sample rate option on Let driver decide, and let another application be the sample rate master.
Experimental exclusive WASAPI mode lets you select sampling rate, channel count, and dithering.
This is a work in progress in need of your feedback!
Channel offset setting in sound preferences renamed to First output for clarity, and extended with a channel selection button (...) that shows your ASIO output channels and lets you pick the first channel by name. Image
This is mainly useful for soundcards with many different output channels.
Visual selection of the first output channel for ASIO devices in sound preferences.
The new button (...) is located right of the First output input box.
Conversion
Fixed uninitialized batch targets not processing files properly. (reported: B. Geller)
Metadata
Metadata support and new file list columns: Image
Origination Date (combined BWF origination date and time)
Sample Type shows whether file is a loop or a one-shot, if known (visible by default)
Tech Flags shows which information sources are available in the file's metadata (e.g. BWF, CART) and were read by the Resonic meta core.
Master Speed shows the iXML master speed value in frames per seconds (e.g. 29.97)
Current Speed shows the iXML current speed value in frames per seconds
Time Signature shows the musical meter (e.g. 4/4) (also available for MIDI files, initial meter)
To enable any of these columns right-click the file list, and select Columns. Image
Read and use release dates embedded in Soundminer metadata.
Read disc IDs (CD serials) embedded in certain files (e.g. iTunes mp4, xiph), display in meta panel.
Read and display (not use!) various embedded replay gain settings, including ReplayGain v1/v2 track/album gain and peak, algorithm, R128 loudness level and range, and R128 album gain for Opus (Opus playback ignores the gain by default.)
Corrected display of sample values in meta panel (track/album peak, etc.), now also displaying value in its dBFS representation.
Less restrictive parsing and merging of partial dates, e.g., 2019-00-00 is widely used by tagging software and now accepted as well.
Time signature is read from Standard MIDI files (only first change is used) Image
More resilient iXML loader now loads potentially damaged content (produced by certain Sound Devices hardware.)
Filtering
New filter option Match all words (see filter options, or press ALT+A when the filter box is open) makes Resonic match all words instead of an exact phrase. Image
There is also a new button in the filter bar showing either wrds (match words) or phrs (match phrase.)
For example, car off would then also match car driving off. (suggested: A. Turner)
Changed button captions in filter bar for clarity:
cs becomes case for case-sensitive matching, and
*? becomes wild for wildcard matching (using * and ? placeholders.)
fn remains as it is for filename-only matching.
Remarks
A dedicated button on the right-hand side of the status bar indicates the type of device that is in use, i.e., NONE, ASIO, WAS (WASAPI), WAS-EX (exclusive WASAPI), or DS (DirectSound).
Click it to go directly to the audio output device options.
Note that all buttons that show a tiny arrow in the bottom right when you hover over them can be right-clicked for a context menu, exposing more functionality.

This release introduces a disk cache that makes already scanned metadata available much faster, and comes with much improved Drag & Drop features.
Metadata in DSD audio files (DSF/DFF) is fully supported (some parts in Pro only), new shortcuts were added, usability and integration has been improved, and lots of little things have been fixed.
Also, the currently playing path is now highlighted in the browser.
Playback and Monitoring
The UP and DOWN arrow keys will no longer play the next/previous file, but a random file, when the Random playback mode is enabled.
Note that you can also use ALT+SPACE anytime to play a random file.
Fixed MIDI file playback only producing silence when using integrated ResonicProGM sound bank. (reported: D. Coscarella)
Bigger playback buffers (at a little extra RAM cost) for smoother playback.
Fixed a problem where seeking failed in very long AAC files (~2.5 hours and above.) (reported: Slax)
Info bar now shows Float to indicate floating point WAVE/AIFF files (32/64-bit), and was also made more readable.
Performance
Introducing a high-performance metadata cache that runs transparently in the background.
Once new files have been discovered this feature greatly reduces disk accesses, making existing metadata available much faster.
The cache is limited to approximately 128 MB and cleans itself up every now and then.
When the file list is focused you can issue a complete metadata re-read for all listed files by using CTRL+F5.
You can now edit files in external programs while they are open in Resonic.
Most of the file operations in Resonic now operate lock-free, which means that files can be used and handled in parallel more easily.
Reduced memory usage in certain usage scenarios.
Usability
Shortcut to double (CTRL+SHIFT+D) and halve (CTRL+SHIFT+F) the selection length.
Fixed multiple Drag & Drops of the same waveform selection from Resonic into other applications that immediately lock the received files (e.g., Ableton Live), which failed silently. (reported: Mr. Bill)
You can now click the status bar message after recording to play the recording.
Integration
Game Audio: Improved Drag & Drop of audio files into Wwise (tested on 2017.1.4), which works around the programs file access issues (File already open in another process').
Added options for improved Drag & Drop usability. When dragging files out of Resonic, you can choose to bring the target window to the front or minimize Resonic.
When Resonic is maximized or in fullscreen mode, dragging files to any edge of the screen will minimize the window.
Playback will optionally be paused after successful drops.
Support the recently added Windows 10 feature Scroll inactive windows when I hover over them.
User Interface
Resonic is now more reliably brought to foreground when starting a second instance.
Input boxes are now scaled to screen width.
Fixed window position restore for nonstandard taskbar positions.
Fixed a problem that occured when the Windows taskbar was set to auto-hide.
Fixed tooltips disappearing in certain screen locations.
Waveform
Resonic will now automatically rescan waveforms and metadata for files that you modify in external programs.
Setting temporary slices (ALT+CLICK) will no longer seek or start playback when the stream is paused or stopped.
You can now slice up your file while stopped and export slices without actually having to listen to the file, which is more consistent with SHIFT+SELECT behavior.
Browser
As a visual cue the currently playing (active) file's path is now highlighted in green.
An option to disable this feature is available.
Fixed pasting files in browser, which could lead to a crash.
Fixed an issue with ejecting CDs or DVDs.
Copy path to clipboard (folder context menu, or CTRL+SHIFT+C when browser focused) copies the currently selected folder's full path to the clipboard.
File List
Played files now appear dimmed until the file list changes or is is refreshed, as a helpful visual cue for improved workflow.
File list filter now handles UP and DOWN arrow properly in Random playback mode.
Fixed file selection issues after file delete.
Fixed file list contents not being updated properly in certain cases.
Added new Follow active item option. When disabled, the list will not scroll after automatic track changes. (suggested: J. Frankel)
Fixed content kind image not being drawn in some custom column configurations.
Fixed metadata not being read from files with the read-only attribute set.
File list clipboard export improved.
Export file list | Copy file paths (file context menu, or CTRL+SHIFT+C when file list focused) copies plain text unescaped paths.
Resonic Pro can also copy the path names (without file names), or just the file names. Image
File list clipboard export customization added to file context menu under Export file list | Customization, which is most useful to power users and developers.
Also added new command Copy customized file paths (CTRL+SHIFT+ALT+C).
Added new selection of backslashes or forward slashes as directory separator. Image
More explicit notifications when files are copied (green) and cut (yellow).
The same concept applies to browser folders.
Conversion
Ten additional less common sample rates for batch targets (e.g., 8, 11.025, 32, 44.056, 192), accessible through the Sample Rate submenu.
Resonic Pro will now use 32-bit Float as default output format for slicing/extracting.
When dragging selections out or saving slices Resonic now correctly creates 32-bit Float output files from 32-bit Float input files when Same as input file is used as Bit Depth.
Previously, Resonic created 32-bit PCM output files by default, which pointed out a serious bug in Ableton Live where 32-bit PCM wave files are misinterpreted as loud noise. So dear Live users, do yourself a favor and stick to 32-bit Float. (reported: Mr. Bill)
Metadata
When the file list is active CTRL+F5 now triggers a full reload, including all metadata.
Metadata support for Sony DSF high-resolution DSD audio files (.dsf), which are commonly used for consumer content.
The following information is now read by the Resonic meta core: playback duration, sample rate (mhz), channel count, sample count, bit depth, as well as most information in embedded ID3v2 tags.
Metadata support for Philips DSDIFF high-resolution DSD audio files (.dff), which are commonly used for professionally authored content.
The following information is now read by the Resonic meta core: playback duration, sample rate (mhz), channel count, sample count, comments, artist, title, software (creating machine), engineer (operator name), and in the Pro version: source form (sound source), file structure, file integrity checks.
Improved the Resonic meta core's ability to auto-correct RIFF WAVE files with broken headers, and continue to read the remaining metadata.
However, playback duration is intentionally not reported to easily spot problematic files.
Future Pro versions may report these errors differently.

This release is a milestone on the way to advanced features: the file list filter lets you visually filter what's displayed in the file list by filename (artist, title, album, or any other available metadata in the Pro version.)
Resonic now has a an often-requested double-click mode for the file list, improved drag & drop handling (does not restart files), and a fully reworked configuration system.
We've also let go of Windows XP support in favor of faster progress and features.
New Features

Visual file list filtering.
Press CTRL+F, or F3, or use the filter button on the status bar, to toggle the filter panel, then click the settings button on the right to change which columns (metadata) you wish to use for filtering.
Note that the Player version only filters by filename while the Pro version supports all available meta columns (both visible and invisible), e.g. description, or album.
While the filter panel is active use the 'aa'/'Aa' button (or ALT+C) to toggle between caseless and case-sensitive matching, use the menu button (or ALT+S) to open the filter settings menu.
Resonic now supports file list double-click behavior, an often-requested feature. To enable it go to Menu | Playback.
Single-click behavior will instantly play a file once you click it, and will restart the file when double-clicked (by default).
Double-click behavior will only play a file when you double-click it, and will restart the file when double-clicked.
Resonic no longer restarts the active file on subsequent clicks, which is very useful for frequent drag and drop users. To change this behavior mode go to Menu | Playback.
This feature can be combined with double-click or single-click behavior.
Support for high-resolution DSD audio files compressed with WavPack, i.e. compressed DSF/DFF in .wv files.
Note that while DSD-in-WV saves quite a bit of space (in our tests 35-50%) it also takes a bit longer to decode (e.g. to prepare the waveform.)
File list header popup (right click any column header to see it) now stays open when you click certain items, which allows you to check/uncheck multiple items easily.
The same applies to the filter popup menu.
Slices can now be erased the same way they can be created, with ALT+click, as long as the mouse cursor is snapped to them.
Page switching in preferences dialog with CTRL+TAB and SHIFT+CTRL+TAB.
AddedBrowse to containing folderto file list popup menu which points the browser to the file's parent folder.
This item is only visible when the current list contains files from more than one source, e.g. when you scan folders recursively (ALT+click on a folder in browser.)
Made file list columns accessible viaColumnssubmenu in file list popup menu.
AddedSafely remove this devicefunction to browser context menu popup when a removable USB disk is right-clicked (tested with USB sticks so far.)
Added eject and close CD/DVD drive tray functions to browser context menu popup when an optical drive is right-clicked.
Holding down SHIFT+CTRL+ALT while Resonic is starting up now allows you to reset Resonic's preferences if neccessary (a warning will be shown.)
Pro:Select allfor waveform (CTRL+ALT+A) that toggles between all/selection (preserves the current selection.)
Improvements

Current ASIO device sample rate is now used for playback by default.
Resonic now always defaults to WASAPI as standard output device as it is the most stable.
ASIO is still experimental (you might get buffer repeats on slow systems.)
DirectSound is no longer recommended, as it is the lowest quality output system, and might be dropped in a future version now that XP is no longer supported.
MOD/MIDI renderers now use the output device's native sample rate to achieve the expected quality, and to avoid unnecessary resampling.
Reworked the application-wide configuration system to support complex setting structures, which is an essential requirement for many upcoming features.
Settings are no longer stored in the 'config-*.db' database files, but stored in a text file called Preferences.json.
A backup is automatically saved to Preferences.bak on exit.
Slightly higher file list rows, easier to look at. Font size options are in the works.
Several micro optimizations, e.g. for file list and browser drawing, and for theme loading.
File list items disappear faster when deleted (using the DEL key.)
Please note that we use the operating system's delete functions.
Files are always recycled, never permanently deleted, i.e. they are moved to Windows' ownRecycle Binfrom where they can be restored.
Improved fast-restore of last-played folder in browser, improving overall start-up speed again because not all parent folders have to be scanned.
Only the last active folder is initially shown.
Folders that are not fully expanded on startup will use italic fonts.
You can click them to fully expand them.
Playback now stops instantly when you delete a file.
Press ENTER to continue playback with the next file in list.
TheKeep playback positionfeature (formerly known as 'Maintain position') now also works when a playing file is deleted.
Some items in the file list popup menu are now hidden when not applicable, e.g. no "Clear selection" when there is no actual selection. which keeps the menu more compact and dynamic, and tailored to the actual context.
Sample rate conversion quality can now be changed for drag & drop and slice extractions, see marker button menu 'Extraction format'.
The lowest quality interpolation setting can be useful for sound design, for example when you pitch audio down and you want to capture that certain crisp unsmoothed low-fidelity in the output.
Please note that this does not apply to the crop buttons.
More reliable folder delete (waveform and meta scans are stopped.)
Higher quality interpolation (SRC) for MIDI playback and rendering.
More visible markings on files that have been cut to clipboard (CTRL+X).
Light and Dark (Pro) theme color changes.
WavPack decoder updated to 5.0.0
Flac decoder updated to libFlac 1.3.2
Opus decoder updated to libOpus 1.1.4
Corrections

Optical drives could disappear from browser when media was ejected.
Fixed issue with CTRL+UP and CTRL+DOWN in browser (always plays sequentially now.)
A handful of browser crash issues.
Faster and more reliable application shutdown.
Fixed occasionally wrong value displayed when dragging pitch buttons.
Remarks

Please note that you'll have to re-configure some of your settings (e.g. hotkeys) because of heavy internal configuration system changes.
Windows XP is no longer supported by Resonic.
There are several reasons for this move, one being that writing compatibility code for XP has been holding back development.

New Features:
Resonic now supports native playback of OptimFROG Lossless (.ofr) and OptimFROG DualStream (.ofs) compressed audio files, and comes bundled with the latest library (5.100); see http://losslessaudio.org/ for more information.
File information and metadata is currently not read, but will be added in a future version.
New snap indicator for waveform. When the cursor is moved on a snap element (cue, marker, meta transient, locators) it turns white and shows the full timecode at the snapped position.
Double-click the empty area in the middle tab bar to maximize the middle section, i.e. the file list (currently the same as pressing F4).
Volume is now faded in for two seconds when Resonic starts with track resume.
And here's a reminder that you can disable track resume by holding down the CTRL key while Resonic is starting up.
Command line optionstart-ramp-durationthat lets you override the fade in duration in milliseconds (e.g. 2000 for two seconds); see resonic.at/docs/command-line
Cursor now snaps to selection start/end positions. Click the selection start to play the loop from the beginning. Click the selection end to start playing from where the loop ends.
Option to hide the browser icons for a minimal look. You might want to try this with the dark theme!
New launch mode 'Prepare, but don't play' that puts Resonic in a cue ready state where files are loaded, prepared, and paused, but not actually played. Playback will start on a subsequent click, on ENTER, on SPACE, or on seek.
The default behavior is 'Play immediately', i.e. the first click loads and plays files.
Pro:Select alladded to cue/marker button menu.
Create 'Selection for tempo/beats' added to cue/marker button menu, which lets you create a fixed-length selection for a certain tempo, beat and measure count.
Mouse wheel support for large popup menus to quickly scroll around.
AddedPlayback speedto pitch button popup menu to change playback frequency, with the most common frequency values available.
The file's original frequency is highlighted in bold text and the currently selected playback frequency has a check mark next to it.
Improvements:
Improved semitones and cents selection in pitch button popup menu.
Several color tweaks and better sort column visibility.
Refreshed Explorer icons for lossy and video types (setup version only, and not included in portable versions which have no Windows Explorer integration).
Improved crash handling for better error reports. Please keep sending us the mini dumps Resonic generates when it crashes! They help us fix bugs.
Corrections:
Fixed sound driver selection not always being saved.
Fixed startup crashes with certain stubborn graphics cards.
Fixed visual glitches with custom header/info/status bars when toggled.
Some multimedia keys were not handled correctly when the main window was active.
This did not affect the use of multimedia keys as global hotkeys.
Fixed status bar button cosmetic issues.
Fixed fullscreen window restore behavior (F11).