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Best Music/Media Player App

Fellow forumers, I need to know what is the "loudest" music player relative to a Zune/iPod. I recently broke my Zune and living in a suburban neighborhood to go running, it was nice to have it be just a little louder to be above the cars passing me (increased hearing loss notwithstanding). But I've tried Poweramp and PlayerPro so far and they just don't have the volume level that my Zune had. About to try MixZing but I doubt that will work either.

Is the problem perhaps my rooted Incredible on stock 2.2? Is the hardware just not capable of producing dB levels of, say, a Zune/iPod? I saw that MortPlayer has enhanced effects for 2.3. Does that provide the extra software processing boost regardless of hardware?

Just get a decent pair of headphones with some sound isolation. I mow my lawn while listening to my music through my phone. Obviously, I can still hear my mower, but barely
 
Hi guys!

I use Double Twist player when I browse the net. Sometimes it crashes and says that my android device is not supporting the video format, but that I guess is because of the fidelity of my wifi at home. too far away from my bed. Damn, this android phone is not letting me sleep :) Easy way to watch movies at night!
 
Hi guys!

I use Double Twist player when I browse the net. Sometimes it crashes and says that my android device is not supporting the video format, but that I guess is because of the fidelity of my wifi at home. too far away from my bed. Damn, this android phone is not letting me sleep :) Easy way to watch movies at night!

Suggestion: try amplifying or directing your wi-fi signal to your room or install an extender. Option number 2, if you have a PC or notebook with WiFi closer to your room that the Wireless router, you can install connectify on it, (if it's win vista or 7 at least) and use it as a wireless access point.

Me personally, I got a second router that is connected to the first via ethernet cable, and is getting it's info from the main router via DHCP. That way I am now covered all around the house. When it drops one router, it always picks up on the other.

Suggestion 2, if you can, just copy the videos to local mem card. Or use tubemate to grab them off youtube and then watch locally.
 
Fellow forumers, I need to know what is the "loudest" music player relative to a Zune/iPod. I recently broke my Zune and living in a suburban neighborhood to go running, it was nice to have it be just a little louder to be above the cars passing me (increased hearing loss notwithstanding). But I've tried Poweramp and PlayerPro so far and they just don't have the volume level that my Zune had. About to try MixZing but I doubt that will work either.

Is the problem perhaps my rooted Incredible on stock 2.2? Is the hardware just not capable of producing dB levels of, say, a Zune/iPod? I saw that MortPlayer has enhanced effects for 2.3. Does that provide the extra software processing boost regardless of hardware?

Have you tried Phone Speaker under the preset sounds in PowerAMP? It makes it louder thru the headphones too.
 
Is there a droid music player that remembers where you were in your playlist after the droid is turned off? It's very irritating to have to reshuffle my playlist each time I turn my Droid X on and then have to listen to some of the same songs over and over again.

If you can use PowerAMP pro, it can do that. I have the widget on my home screen. I can start off, at the same place in a song, after the phone is off. (I'm not sure if it works the same without the widget.)
 
Just get a decent pair of headphones with some sound isolation. I mow my lawn while listening to my music through my phone. Obviously, I can still hear my mower, but barely

Fellow forumers, I need to know what is the "loudest" music player relative to a Zune/iPod. I recently broke my Zune and living in a suburban neighborhood to go running, it was nice to have it be just a little louder to be above the cars passing me (increased hearing loss notwithstanding). But I've tried Poweramp and PlayerPro so far and they just don't have the volume level that my Zune had. About to try MixZing but I doubt that will work either.

Is the problem perhaps my rooted Incredible on stock 2.2? Is the hardware just not capable of producing dB levels of, say, a Zune/iPod? I saw that MortPlayer has enhanced effects for 2.3. Does that provide the extra software processing boost regardless of hardware?
Poweramp destroys Playerpro but their is a new kid on the block by the name of Neutron as in Neutron music player. This is the app you all will be wanting it is much louder and powerful than even the great Poweramp. Put it like this be careful not to bust your speakers. Neutron: Power, Precision, Excellence. The best to date. Now in the Android Market. Check it out. You'll thank me later.
 
hiya, dont know even if im doing this right, but got a galaxy s2 and dont know how or where to start especially with music helllllppppp xx:D
 
hiya, dont know even if im doing this right, but got a galaxy s2 and dont know how or where to start especially with music helllllppppp xx:D
Read this topic to see which music apps are others using and try them out by downloading from Market and installing on your phone.
 
Problem:
I have the Evo and recently got the invite to join Google Music Beta, I installed the Music Manager on my Macbook, and also installed the Android File Transfer so I could copy my iTunes library directly to my phone using USB. When I launch the Android File Transfer, it tells me "No Android Device Found." and to please connect using the USB. Well, I have my Evo connected and it's in mass storage mode. I've uninstalled the Android File Transfer app already but it still won't recognize the device as being connected. Any suggestions?
 
All i want is a very simple music player just for playing files on my phone with a good shuffle and a good and customizable widget since i hardly ever go into the fullscreen. Still have not found one im 100% happy with. Started with songbird but it kept locking up my phone alot, then i tried doubletwist which was a really large app and i widget i didnt like. Now i'm using tunewiki which i know is more a social music app than just a standard player but it seems small enough, shuffles ok and the widget goes with the look of my homescreen so im sticking with it for the time being.
 
PlayerPro for my music. Act1 video player for videos. Both of these are great and really worth the money.
 
I have a Droid Charge and noticed when I stream with stock player to my car it does not show any track info, yet with a Droid X2 it shows all the ID tage info on the car screen. I assume this is a function of the player? If so are do any of the better players out there stream all the tag info via BT?
 
as of this moment DeaDBeeF is my music player of choice for one very important reason

replaygain... the one feature standing in the way of me even considering using my phone as a music player

if rockbox didn't take so much space (12MB) i'd use it... maybe if i switch to a phone that isn't gimped on internal storage
 
I use PlayerPro since 6 months and love this app.

It's got many features that no other player has: browsing of album/artist/genre in grid view, download of artist pictures (for the grid view), genre illustrations, support of ratings (embedded in ID3), artist/album reviews, graphic equalizer with bass boost, presets etc.

Also it has plenty of different skins so when I get bored of one, I can change to another.

Recently, the DEV added the support for a video browser. So now I got rid of my video player and only use PlayerPro.

Great stuff try it out.
 
I know I am a 'noob' but I have used video player and have loved it. I also convert my videos before I put them onto my SDCARD. I use VIDEORA iPOD CONVERTER to convert my movie to ipod touch format and they play GREAT on my HTC HERO running CM7. It's also pretty cool because once they are converted their file size is usually reduced by up to 40% so I'm not using that much space on my SDCARD. Anyway that's my two cents worth.... Oh and I'm also a MAC user so I'm not sure if the video converter is on PC or not.

-David
 
Google's Music Beta with their player and an EQ so far really rock for me. The player could use some small tweaks/features but I'm sure they will get there.

I have almost 10k worth of songs. I'll queue 'em up @ work and play all way without issue so far.

With Music Beta be sure to have an unlimited data plan or use over wifi.
 
Google's Music Beta with their player and an EQ so far really rock for me. The player could use some small tweaks/features but I'm sure they will get there.

I have almost 10k worth of songs. I'll queue 'em up @ work and play all way without issue so far.

With Music Beta be sure to have an unlimited data plan or use over wifi.

Music Beta is not available in my country. Is there any similer applications?
I have an unlimited data plan.
 
Poweramp destroys Playerpro but their is a new kid on the block by the name of Neutron as in Neutron music player. This is the app you all will be wanting it is much louder and powerful than even the great Poweramp. Put it like this be careful not to bust your speakers. Neutron: Power, Precision, Excellence. The best to date. Now in the Android Market. Check it out. You'll thank me later.

Anyone else tried this? If so, any thoughts?

There are different things about various players that I like, but nothing has all of what I want. I mainly listen to music in my car, and I don't want to have to unlock and go through five different screens to be able to change albums/folders or switch to shuffle.

One of the things I like about PowerAmp is that it's got two forward buttons on the widget, one to go to the next track, one to go to the next folder. Ideally, I'd love to see a player with that, plus a shuffle button, with Music Beta intergration, a lock screen widget, and customization of appearance (I like pink, I want glowy pink widgets on my phone, and this is Android, dang it, so I should be able to do that). I don't want lots of little extras like music discovery and the like (since I can get that through Music Beta) or little spinny cubes.

In short, I want a player that looks the way I want it to look and can safely perform multiple functions while traveling at 75mph. Six players later, I haven't found one yet. Any suggestions?
 
With PowerAmp Pro, they have a lock screen widget that works really well. (The widget doesn't have a shuffle button.) I use this in my car dock and since i have an Atrix with the fingerprint scanner, I can unlock my phone easily to access the other functions of the player.
 
I am looking for a music player that has the screen stay on (not dim) and I can flick to skip songs on shuffle
I want to setup my phone to do music for my car, but the screen always shuts off (or when I set it to stay on when charged it dims)
and can not go trying to reach for a tiny next button while driving so a simple flick is preferred.
 
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