Filed under: Audio, Windows, Freeware
Evil Player: Light weight audio player for Windows
by Brad Linder Jul 14th 2008 at 1:00PM
What Evil Player doesn't include is a flashy player window. There aren't even dedicated play, pause, stop, forward or rewind buttons. To access most features you either need to right-click on the player window or on the system tray icon.
You have a choice of installing Evil Player or downloading an installation-free file which you can run from any directory or load onto a flash drive. Our favorite not-quite hidden feature? When you install the application one of the language packs you can choose is called "Elmer Fudd." We'll let you figure out what it does.
[via The Portable Freeware Collection]
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alstki said 1:11PM on 7-14-2008
Simpler and lighter-weight than Billy from Sheep Friends? There's virtually nothing to it.
When you have a choice between a player named Billy and one named Evil...well you see what I mean.
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BradTaylor said 1:56PM on 7-14-2008
I've used this for some time, found it from the same site, The Portable Freeware Collection. I chose this one because I was looking for the smallest (Mem usage) functional mp3 player for a slower PC, and this worked great.
However, eventually I changed over to BBox, which is still quite small, but has a bit more functionality (including a task bar player which is a big plus for me)
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Raja said 8:43PM on 10-03-2008
how about xmplay ? i love it its small and does the job
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