PlayerPal for Windows

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Key Details of PlayerPal

Control iTunes or Windows Media Player from any browser on your network.
Last updated on August 26, 2015

Developer’s Description

Control iTunes or Windows Media Player from any browser on your network.

Browse, search and control your music from any Web browser on your home or office network. Turn your PC, Mac, PDA, PSP into a remote. Liberate your music from those boring lists and see your albums in their full album art glory. PlayerPal works with iTunes and Windows Media Player. PlayerPal includes three different skins. One for use on the Sony PSP, one for use on a PDA (like the Dell Axim) and one for use with desktop browsers like IE, Firefox and Safari. PlayerPal is the perfect companion for iTunes and Windows Media Player. It is also ideal for use with one or more AirPort Express'. PlayerPal will give you the AirPort Express remote control you always wanted. Version 4.27 adds support for Windows Vista and .NET Framework 2.0

PlayerPal for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 6, 2008

Latest update: August 26, 2015

Version: 4.27

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows XP/Vista, Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, iTunes 8.0

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Total Downloads: 11,459

Downloads Last Week: 0

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4.7/5

6 User Votes

works with the palm tx
arismdSeptember 13, 2007
Pros
with wifi i can change the song and even the volume without even touching my pc, i do it all on my pda
Cons
i don't like the pdaclassic style which lists songs as two-liners which take up too much vertical space on the pda screen, i prefer only one line per song on the playlist
Summary
An excellent piece of software
brooklyngeoffFebruary 15, 2007
Pros
For a while I've been playing with different programs that could control my music remotely. There are several free programs out there that claim to do everything under the sun, but one I found PlayerPal, I stopped looking. I've got a 90gig music collection, and PlayerPal allows me to control it flawlessly in iTunes. The web interface is intuitive an very capable. Plus if one of the 3 default skins doesn't suit you, you can either mod them or create your own! Personally I modified the PdaClassic skin to be optimized for my T-Mobile Dash (you can find it on the playerpal google group). Now all I do is take my wireless speaker and phone out to my terrace and I've got complete control of my music. I can set it up to shuffle everything, or I can search for tracks and create custom playlists from my phone. (An added bonus is that you don't have to leave iTunes running all the time. When you connect to the web interface, it'll launch automatically.) The app is also very stable. I'm running it on a machine I built myself, which has constant problems, but PlayerPal has not crashed once. Overall, I could not recommend this product more highly, and it is well worth the $29 I paid for it. (Did I mention it also works with Windows Media Player?)
Cons
The only con I have found is that, when adding tracks to a playlist, iTunes brings up the "Processing" dialog, and it can slow down the response time of the web interface for a second. It doesn't create duplicate library items or anything like that, just a minor slowdown for a few seconds when I add a whole album to a playlist. I have a feeling this is more due to my very slow machine running (*cough*buggy*cough) iTunes 7.
Summary
So Good, it made me register to make a comment!
SesonicMay 16, 2006
Pros
Psp, Itunes and and Airport express. <p> <p>Been waiting a long time for such an excellent product to come along. <p> <p>Control your itunes remotely via psp / PDA etc and stream music to a powered speaker <p>via airport Express or Audion/Video sender. <p> <p>Choose Albums to play via artwork and hear it in your choosen room. <p> <p>Inexpensive <p> <p>Excellent!
Cons
Still room for development. <p> <p>No playlists support in psp browser or <p>big browser. <p> <p>Load times sometimes slow <p> <p>Other than that an excellent product
Summary
Perfect - does exactly what it says on the tin
medazzalandMay 12, 2006
Pros
Organise your music collection and control it from your wireless PDA, PSP or Laptop. <p>Works flawlessly with Windows media player <p>Works perfectly with the PSP either with the firmware v2.0+ browser or the ported Links browser on firmware 1.5 <p>Extremely powerful remote control for your entire music collection, used in conjunction with a wireless music streamer or your PC's connection to your home stereo/theatre system providing the future in home music now.
Cons
There is nothing to dislike about this software, buy it now and take a step into the future of home entertainment and music control.
Summary
Yet Another Awesome App To Maximize Your Sony PSP...
Ray2JerryMay 12, 2006
Pros
I just wanted to say that I upgraded to the full license and have it <p>working perfectly with iTunes and that am extremely impressed and <p>pleased with this program. At $20 it's a steal, and it always feels <p>good to support a homebrew programmer. <p> <p>I use it with my Sony PSP (PlayStation Portable), and PlayerPal and iTunes on my MediaCentre PC <p>that is hooked up to a TV. It is the slickest way to browse and play my <p>entire MP3 collection and can only imagine how handy and impressive it <p>will be with guests over.
Cons
Can lag a bit between page loads on the Sony PSP but I'm pretty sure that mostly has to do with the PSP itself and not the software as it runs very efficiently from a PC web browser.
Summary
Makes the otherwise useless Airport Express into a cracking piece of kit!
thechefferMay 2, 2006
Pros
With the use of PlayerPal and a PDA (connected to my wireless network) Im now able to play, stop, foward, back, adjust the volume, change track, album, see whats playing etc... turning the PDA into a remote control for my entire music collection. This can also be controlled via a PSP(this is the cheapest wireless device I can find!) or another PC on the network. All in all a very usefull little peice of software with very little (none!) configuration needed. I highly recommend a download of the trial version and see how it suits you.
Cons
Unfortunately no support for multiple Airtunes, im sure this isn't far off. for the time being anyway when I really cant be bothered to walk to my pc and select another set of speakers i've setup VNC. Although im working on an easier way. Also i've noticed PlayerPal does require a PSP with the official firmware v2+ web browser to operate (if you don't know what version your PSP is you ARE on 2 or abovr.
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