Features
Mpxplay supports many features unique to it among DOS/console media players. These include:
- Native (DOS) support of many modern sound cards and sound chipsets
- Commander-style directory, file and playlist handling
- Multichannel support at AAC, AC3, DTS, FLAC and Vorbis inputs, and Win32/DirectSound, WAV-file outputs
- Real-time DSP functions (volume control, surround, speed, tone control and crossfade)
- Unicode (UTF-8, UTF-16) ID3tag/APETag and playlist handling (reading and writing)
- Using of external DLLs, like audio decoders and encoders (DOS/4G and Win32 versions of Mpxplay)
- FTP client (remote directory browsing and direct playing from FTP servers)
- LCD screen support (DOS only)
- Support for reading and displaying long filenames under DOS using DOSLFN
- Built-in TCP/IP stack with HTTP support for playing Internet radio streams
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