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Pure Player Analysis

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Pure Player is a comprehensive media player designed for iPhone users, offering a seamless experience for audio and video playback. The app supports a wide range of file formats, ensuring compatibility with various media types. Users can enjoy features such as playlist creation, background playback, and customizable playback settings, enhancing the overall media experience.

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In addition to its robust playback capabilities, Pure Player includes a user-friendly interface that allows easy navigation through media libraries. The app also provides options for equalizer adjustments and audio enhancements, catering to diverse listening preferences. With its full version license, Pure Player stands out as a versatile tool for anyone looking to manage and enjoy their media files on an iPhone.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
1.1.2
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
134
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

Pure Player supports more than 20 lossy and lossless audio formats. Including FLAC,APE,TTA,SHN,WV,MPC,OGG,WMA,SPEEX,OPUS...etc. *** FOR THE...
Pure Player supports more than 20 lossy and lossless audio formats. Including FLAC,APE,TTA,SHN,WV,MPC,OGG,WMA,SPEEX,OPUS...etc. *** FOR THE PURCHASED USERS ***If you encounterd any problems or possibly bugs, please directly contact us through our website. It is the only way for us to be contacted by our customer, and is the fastest way to solve your problem. We will do our best to solve your problems.*** If you have problem loading music files into Pure Player, please refer to the instructions in the forum on the APP support website ****** Pure Player now have built-in FTP server( disabled by default ). You can upload and download all your music to Pure Player via WiFi using your favorite FTP client. If you are not able to connect to the Pure Player even if the FTP server is enabled, just restart the Wifi of your iDevices. ***Full supported format list:- Opus( .opus )- MPEG audio( .mpa, .mp1, .mp2, .mp3 )- Ogg Vorbis( .ogg, .oga )- Musepack v7, v8( .mpc )- AAC( .mp4, m4a )- HE-AAC( .mp4, m4a )- Windows Media Audio Standard( .wma )- Windows Media Audio Professional( .wma )- Speex( .spx )- Waveform Audio File Format( .wav )- Audio Interchange File Format( .aif, .aiff )- Free Lossless Audio Codec( .flac )- Apple Lossless Audio Codec( .m4a, .m4b )- WavPack( .wv )- Shorten( .shn )- True Audio( .tta )- Monkey's Audio( .ape, .mac )- Cook( .rm, .ra, .rmvb )- RAAC( .rm, .ra, .rmvb )- CRI ADX( .adx )- Module Music( .mod )- Commodore 64 Music( .sid ) - Super Nintendo Music( .spc )- Atari SAP Music( .sap )Features:- Designed to be as simple as possible.- Optimized for low CPU usage and low power consumption with good sound quality.- 10 bands equalizer with 17 presets and 1 custom setting available.- Adjustable stereo enhancement and playback speed.- 4 playback modes.- Simple but intuitive file manager.- External cue sheet is supported.- Upload and download music files using WiFi and built-in FTP server.- More format supports will be added in future versions.Pure Player currently do not:- Play music of iTunes library. The goal of Pure Player is to support formats that are not supported by iTunes, therefore it is not designed to play music of iTunes library from the beginning.- Support AirPlay. But it is planned to add AirPlay support in the upcoming versions.

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