PowerMP3 is the closest to WinAmp you can get on a Symbian phone.

It shows your album art too.īut the best of all: PowerMP3 sorts your music by mp3 tag the way Symbian's own player does, and it lets you play folders the way LCG Jukebox does. It has a sleep timer, an equaliser (which doesn't work in the beta version), and an 'exclude' option for files that are small or of low bitrate so you can filter your ringtones out of your music collection. PowerMP3 is a music player with a promising future. Handy Music from TeleSoftas UPDATE: This link is dead.Handy Music lets you organise your songs in tabs, which are a kind of playlist substitute, but this is not nearly sufficient. Imagine manual scrolling through a list of hundreds of mp3s. It ignores your folder structure and your mp3 tags, so it's of no use at all if you have a large collection of songs. Handy Music is a very simple music player which shows all your songs in one big list which can only be scrolled, not searched. TTPod 3.1.0 at Symbian freak, for hacked phones, RapidShare detour UPDATE: This link is dead.TTPod 3.1.0 at Symbian Freak, unsigned, no hack required, RapidShare detour UPDATE: This link is dead.TTPod 3.1.0 at Mobile Castle, for hacked phones UPDATE: This link is dead.TTPod 3.1.0 at Mobile Castle, unsigned, no hack required UPDATE: This link is dead.It won't display any lyrics embedded in an mp3 itself.

TTPod can display lyrics, but only from a separate lyrics file. It doesn't read m3u playlists, so you better have your music well organised in folders if you have a large collection of songs on your phone. TTPod uses your folder structure instead.

TTPod has a sleep mode option to shut itself down after you've listened yourself to sleep, a built-in alarm clock with custom snooze time, and a customisable mini player for your active standby screen, which is only for cosmetic use because you can't control TTPod from the active standby screen yet.Įven though TTPod has its own mp3 tag editor (which only lets you edit the artist, title, album, and style fields), it won't sort your music by mp3 tags the way Nokia's own music player does. There are still some bits of chinese left, and the translation is not very good, but well enough to be usable. It used to be in chinese only, but now there's an english translation. Software support Show song information.TTPod plays almost anything you feed it: mp3, ogg, aac, mp4, m4a, wma, mid, and amr.Single cycle can all cycle, and random way to play your favorite songs broadcast.Be convenient for collection of playlists, delete, modify, and other management.List player software support, folder players.Supports many phone models and audio formats. TTPod is a music player for mobile phones with many features such as skin support, lyrics show and download, 5 band equalizer, etc.

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