ultra mp3 player download

UltraPlayer handles the playing chores for MP3, WMA, RealAudio, WAV, MIDI, CD Audio, Internet radio, AND video files (Windows Media, AVI, MPEG, Real). It looks and sounds great, it's lightweight and powerful, and it's more handy than a big bucket full of llamas and aliens.

EasyMP3 can be used to record from CDs or WAV files directly from Windows Explorer. With UltraPlayer, you get an awesome player and encoding your MP3s is only a right-click away. EasyMP3 is fast, efficient, and very easy-to-use. The encoding is available "on-demand", so it doesn't eat your system resources (the way the Jukeboxes do) when you're just playing music.

1. Highlight all of the CD tracks (or WAV files) in your playlist that you would like to record to MP3 format. To highlight multiple MP3 files in the playlist, highlight one, hold down the Shift key on your keyboard, and then click on the last song in the group that you want to record. All of the songs in the group will now be highlighted. To be more selective, you can highlight several songs all over your playlist by holding down the Control (Ctrl) key on your keyboard as you highlight the songs.

2. Now, right-click on one of the highlighted songs and select "Encode to MP3".

3. The EasyMP3 Control Panel will open and you can select the MP3 settings and default destination directory. When you have chosen your settings, press OK.

4. A progress box will open... when the box goes away, your MP3 files have been created.

5. All of the new MP3 files will be saved to the directory that you select for the first one. By default, the new MP3 files will either be named using information obtained from CDDB, or will have the name of the CD track. For example, if there is no CDDB information for your CD, the third track on your CD will be encoded as "Track03.mp3".