Friday, August 23, 2002
The MP3 player you've always wanted?
Posted by Jason Dunn in "SOFTWARE" @ 09:52 AM
http://www.citsoft.net/solution.asp
Thoughts reader KevDawg2003 found a very special piece of software: an MP3 player that has some great potential! Even with Bablefish I can't figure out most of their site, but I think it's a Korean company. I just started using the player, but as the screen shot shows, it has 10-band EQ, preamp boost, an EQ visualizer, playlist support, and it supports an adjustable buffer and screen blanking. I've contacted them about helping them with the English translation (there are many errors in the text elements) and possibly getting it up on to Handango.
You can download a demo from their web site. I'll make it easier for you though: Pocket PC 2002 with 16-bit colour, and Pocket PC 2002 with 12-bit colour (XDA, T-Mobile). They also have downloads for Pocket PC 2000 devices, but only SH3 and ARM - no MIPS. Sorry Casio users! I have no idea how or if we can purchase this software - I've emailed them for more information.
UPDATE: They now have a MIPS version for Casio owners.
Thoughts reader KevDawg2003 found a very special piece of software: an MP3 player that has some great potential! Even with Bablefish I can't figure out most of their site, but I think it's a Korean company. I just started using the player, but as the screen shot shows, it has 10-band EQ, preamp boost, an EQ visualizer, playlist support, and it supports an adjustable buffer and screen blanking. I've contacted them about helping them with the English translation (there are many errors in the text elements) and possibly getting it up on to Handango.
You can download a demo from their web site. I'll make it easier for you though: Pocket PC 2002 with 16-bit colour, and Pocket PC 2002 with 12-bit colour (XDA, T-Mobile). They also have downloads for Pocket PC 2000 devices, but only SH3 and ARM - no MIPS. Sorry Casio users! I have no idea how or if we can purchase this software - I've emailed them for more information.
UPDATE: They now have a MIPS version for Casio owners.
