Upon launch, the application loads the Top music chart from Last.fm, allowing you to instantly listen to any song, add it to left pane or click the miniscule Cart button to jump over to Amazon music store and make a purchase. The only complaint I have against CherryPlayer is its inability to let users create playlists, a feature commonly found on all major media players these days. Clicking the Add button lets you add media files to the application, and they all appear to the left hand side. Its interface has Music and Videos buttons at the top left, both aiming to keep you going through audio and video files separately, in a well organized manner. Obviously, it’s not as feature-rich as other media players available on the internet, but for a light-weight application, it surely is a good one. I don’t fancy multimedia applications boasting mediocre UI and poor ergonomics, but thankfully, CherryPlayer does not disappoint in either. Of course, it can also play media files from your local directory, supporting various file formats, and didn’t encounter any problems playing all the audio/video files I threw at it.
#GENISYS 5.0 UPDATE DOWNLOAD#
I have to admit, the application does look beautiful with snazzy interface design and a slew of features, such as ability to stream music from Last.fm, play and download YouTube videos, search online music from VK.com (an European social networking website) and then some.
#GENISYS 5.0 UPDATE WINDOWS#
I have reviewed a bunch of media player for Windows from time to time, and today I present to you another one called CherryPlayer. Although stock multimedia players pretty much do the job for casual users, third party applications simply offer a lot more. Smartphones, notebooks, tablets – all these gadgets carry a default media player application to address users’ need to play their favorite audio and video content. Media players are an essential part of any multimedia device.
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