Gold Media Player 3.0.9.2 Crack + Activation Code Updated
Most forms of entertainment consist of videos and tunes that give you the chills, with the computer handling all of them. For local playback, you'll need to use applications such as Gold Media Player which are specially design as a platform on which you can enjoy all of your favorite songs and videos.
The first impression leaves a little something to be desired. You are greeted by a rough interface, with a preview section accompanied by a progress slider, playback buttons and a side panel with additional tools and file menu entries.
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| Software developer |
FreeVideoMaster Software
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| Grade |
4.4
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4.4
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| Downloads count | 9846 |
| File size | < 1 MB |
| Systems | Windows All |
You'll only be able to import files through the dedicated file menu, with no support for drag and drop. Options allow you to either import files one by one, play CDs or even URLs. The application is capable of processing both audio and video files, but you'll have to tr your luck because supported formats are not mentioned.
A playlist editor is amongst the implemented features, but it only does half the job right. In order to fill in the list with items of your choice they need to be in an existing playlist, because it's the only supported type of file the editor can process. As such, you cannot create new playlist by importing songs.
In terms of enhancement, an itegrated equalizer gives you the possibility to adjust a handful of frequency sliders to get the right pitch for your environment. Sadly, options are not saved upon exit, with no integrated presets, nor the possibility to create custom ones.
Moreover, playback controls only give you the possibility to play / pause or stop, with no buttons for fast forwarding or even skipping files. On the other hand, you can skip through content with the progress slider or a few file menu options.
Taking everything into consideration, we can say that Gold Media Player Serial is far from being a practical application of its kid, usable over long periods of time. It's rough around the edges both in terms of design and functionality. Playback controls are a pain, and the playlist editor, as well as the equalizer only do half of what they are meant to.