[vD3stroyiR(666)]

PlayYO Media Player
Introducing PlayYO Media Player!!! At 20KB now only 11KB, it is the most versatile (AND PORTABLE) media player EVER!!!

After extensively testing it, I had it coded within ONE hour to bring it exclusively to WinMatrix as fast as I could!!! There are NO bugs! everything has been worked out and fixed!

 ReadMe_.txt (1.87K)
Number of downloads: 773 (EDIT: ReadMe! quote has been moved to the above location!)


A first glance at PlayYO Media Player:

That and the .EXE is all you will EVER see from it! No need for bulky UIs!!!

Without further wait! (Updated PlayYO Media Player with a slimmer size and new icons!)
 PlayYO.zip (8.4K)
Number of downloads: 1964 (Alternative links provided in green text above)

Special thanks to Lord Devrexster, as well as my computer and his!
His homepage here, check it out!

Comments are not only welcome, they are also necessary, so Please!
Everyone's comments will be greatly appreciated!

Hope everyone at WinMatrix loves it!!

EXTRAS:
+ Solo's TrayVol, PlayYO work-along-side/Add-on. Check it out!!!

+ CD Autorun, This code is for anyone who wants to create a disc to play music from:

Lord Devrexster said:

If u want to auto run the cd, then put this code in a text file save as "autorun.inf" and put it in the cd

[autorun]
open=PlayYO.exe

Oh and dont forget to put in PlayYO.exe

~ Copyright© Dario Rodarte 2008
( Formerly ahol8191, now vD3stroyiR(666) )

This post has been edited by vD3stroyiR(666): 01 September 2008 - 09:01 AM

[Johnnyboy]

Works great..and it's only 20KB 12KB

This post has been edited by Johnnyboy: 25 May 2008 - 07:24 PM

[FalseAgent]

wow, that's nuts. I like it!

[electricshock81]

WOW, Cool!

[vD3stroyiR(666)]

@Everyone

Glad you guys like it!

[rahuljin]

thanks...

[Lord Devrexster]

When u play videos in it , it opens the video in a window which can be
resized and the video resizes along with the window all the while filling
up the whole window


If u get what I am saying, then perhaps this is something never seen on
Windows before.

Pretty Cool !! And to think of it only requires 19KB is something where
it beats every other player. This is how real customization should be

Opens up a whole lot of ways u may prefer to enjoy media. Its more the
concept that is so strong , even more than the thing that its super-small.

This post has been edited by Lord Devrexster: 06 April 2008 - 08:38 PM

[erazer007]

Good programming but how can we forward etc?

[Lord Devrexster]

erazer007, on Apr 7 2008, 02:21 AM, said:

Good programming but how can we forward etc?

Heh!! its written at the author's post.
Anyways .... to move back or forward, move ur mouse over systrayicon
and scroll ur mouse wheel or use right or left arrow keys

This post has been edited by Lord Devrexster: 06 April 2008 - 08:57 PM

[arkanbh]

owooo..

fantastic...

but make one button to search music or add mp3 files to default player

[TQDgamer98]

GREAT JOB! Well programmed and everything......just have a comment. Change the systray icon and make it alittle more promising, as in alot cooler in better terms. But besides that, its a excelent application.

P.S - Love the quick and easy replay feature

This post has been edited by TQDgamer98: 06 April 2008 - 11:57 PM

[vD3stroyiR(666)]

@arkanbh

PlayYO! doesn't work that way!
All you do is move it to a folder full of music and that's it, if you want you can make a shortcut (of PlayYO!) somewhere to play music from that folder whenever you want!

Adding buttons would force me to add a GUI, and that would increase the file-size dramatically, sorry!

I hope you understand.

(Thank you for your feedback!)

This post has been edited by ahol8191: 07 April 2008 - 07:54 AM

[BLueSS]

Two usability bugs:
- If your start bar is not on the bottom of the screen, the song info doesn't move (it assumes my bar is at the bottom of the screen).
- It doesn't check to see if it's already running - So I ended up with two PlayYO!'s running, only one of which was in the tray (only one icon).

Feature request: Able to use keyboard audio shortcuts?

ok... the blinking is REALLY annoying too.
And it only plays files in the immediate folder, not sub-folders.

This post has been edited by BLueSS: 07 April 2008 - 05:29 AM

[vD3stroyiR(666)]

@BLueSS

Usability bugs? ... Maybe...
+ What you are experiencing is NOT a bug. PlayYO! is designed to meet Windows default settings prior to which, information will always remain to the bottom right. I keep my taskbar at the top of my screen and see what you mean. You must understand I can't change this, attempting to change this may alter the way it works or ruin file size! I hope you understand.
+ I don't know how to address this problem, though I doubt it even is a problem.

Feature request: No, it doesn't. I understand not everyone has media keys and would be a waste of valuable space if I implement support for the select few who actually use them. However, you can use the Left, Down, and Right keys on the bottom right of your keyboard!

Personal note: I use PlayYO! because I wanted something to play my music while I am in class without getting in trouble for having an audio device out! Very small and doesn't leave a trace.
PlayYO! is best fit in Flash Drives, I doubt sub-folders are necessary in ejectable storage devices!

(Thank you for your feedback!)

This post has been edited by ahol8191: 07 April 2008 - 07:51 AM

[BLueSS]

Ah, I didn't realize that it was a separate thing for positioning the current song info. I figured if the taskbar changed, the program popup's automatically changed too. Windows should fix that!

As for the multiple players, all I had to do was close one from the Task Manager, so not a big deal.

Yes, I can use the arrow keys, but then I have to move my mouse away from what I was doing to find the little bitty icon in my task bar and hover over it, then switch to the keyboard, press the right arrow key, go back to the mouse then back to what I was doing... (too much work for me!)

MEGA props for the size of it though! I don't have much use for a usb player (maybe I will someday) so I'd rather take my easy to use, memory wasting audio suite for now. (I have to use my memory somehow... right?)


AS FOR VIDEO:
I just tried it with some video files, a WMV and an avi (700MB). It only saw the avi (didn't even see the wmv), but it didn't play it. I have the k-lite codec pack on my system too.

This post has been edited by BLueSS: 07 April 2008 - 08:06 AM