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Active MP3 Tray 2.0 
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Downloads: |
30 |
License / Cost: |
Shareware [?] / US $19.95 |
Operating Systems: |
      
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Size: |
1013KB |
Release Status: |
new |
Last Updated: |
2006-10-24 |
Install Support: |
Install and Uninstall |
Additional Requirements: |
Pentium, Windows OS |
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Publisher's Description of Active MP3 Tray 2.0
By Media5 Software, Inc.; All programs by this author
 Active MP3 Tray is a powerful music manager and mp3 organizer which helps you to organize and manage all music files on your computer. It scans your hard disks for MP3 files and builds popup menu with songs genres which can be accessed via icon in the system tray area. Each menu item opens submenu with groups and songs.
Active MP3 Tray organizer allows to play files in your favorite player or build a queue directly from the menu for that player. Program is very customizable. You can assign your own hotkeys for each operation. Active MP3 Tray supports multiligual interfaces.
Active MP3 Tray is an easy-to-use tool that gives you quick access to your MP3 files on your hard drive, without taking up a lot of desktop space. This mp3 organizer scans your entire hard drive for MP3 and WAV files, and lists them on a tray-based menu categorically, by genre, artist, album's name and year, ready to launch with the MP3 player of your choice.
You can build a queue directly with a right click from any program's track list menu, as well as edit ID3 tags. Other nice features include configuring menu sort order, assigning a custom hotkey for popping up its menu, and specifying a different font for each menu level. |
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Recent Changes: New interface
Tooltips support
Onlien manual
Supported Languages: English
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