BeoPlayer is an unusual but interesting audio player. It lets users play music on their PC. The program offers multiple options for customizing it’s appearance and activity.
BeoPlayer User Interface:
The software application opts for a mostly dark theme, with configurable bits of text that highlight important information.
BeoPlayer features a friendly, intuitive and straightforward interface. We were impressed by its updated UI.
User Interface and General Appearance
Installed on the system tray area, the program is compatible with various desktop environments.
It hides in the system tray area, therefore disappearing as long as it’s not running or activated.
The computer automatically gets updated to the latest version of the software application when it starts up.
Organize your music:
The tool lets you manage music using a tree-like structure (folders), which helps you to store your music in an orderly fashion.
BeoPlayer Functions:
Audio quality:
Specify the audio quality of files you copy.
Automatic media scan:
Keep track of PC media automatically, in the background.
Rating:
Rate and store a lot of media at once.
BeoPlayer Interface:
Other useful features:
Find the missing media info:
Get formatted and detailed info about music files.
Play music:
Start playing music without users’ intervention.
Copy music:
Copy files to your hard drive.
BeoPlayer Price:
The software application is free, but some paid features are available.
Homepage:
BeoPlayer Download:
You can download the free application here.
However, it requires you to register first.
In case you are looking for its latest version, you can visit here.
On the official site, you will find more information about BeoPlayer’s features, uses, editions and what it is capable of, so that you can make an informed choice.
You can find out more about BeoPlayer on its official website, and read more about it on other online sources.
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3. AudioRecorder Lite

The AudioRecorder Lite is a simple program which can record audio from your PC to a WAV, MP3 or OGG (ogg) file.
The program has a straightforward interface, and only displays error messages upon failure. It works well with some popular sound formats, and is capable of a smooth performance.
It is an easy tool to use, and it

BeoPlayer is an unusual but interesting audio player whose main highlight is represented by its interface. The tool adopts a silent approach, meaning that it hides on the side of the screen when not being configured, while playing music in the background. It supports popular sound types such as MP3, ACC and WAV, and comes packed with some handy features, like playing online radio.
Eye-catching and easily accessible interface
Once installed, the tool hides in the system tray area, thus permitting users to quickly access it. Its UI opts for a predominantly dark look and neatly organized structure which makes the music listening experience more enjoyable.
Customize preferences and use handy tools
Apart from asking it to play audio from local files or online radio (the PC and connected devices can be automatically scanned for supported media at program startup), users may tinker with some settings and resort to handy tools.
For example, they can specify the quality of copied music, view and manage photos, sort music files by various criteria (e.g. name, album, genre), put together musical playlists, as well as get missing media information from an online database automatically.
Evaluation and conclusion
The software application did not put a strain on computer performance during our evaluation, since it did not hang, crash or pop up error messages. It had a good response time and minimal impact on computer performance, using low CPU and
RAM.
On the other hand, we failed in our attempt to install it on later Windows versions, so the tool may have some compatibility issues. Nevertheless, BeoPlayer provides an elegant interface and practical tools for managing and playing music.An 18-year-old has been arrested by police over the alleged bashing of a fellow student who left her New Year’s Eve party early by claiming she had been raped.

The alleged victim, whose name was not given, left the gathering at the Parkwood Apartments in Newtown in Sydney’s south-west this morning after the row escalated and she was allegedly punched twice in the face.

She has been taken to Sydney Children’s Hospital for a rape examination.

The 18-year-old was taken to Newtown Police Station after allegedly attacking the victim.

She was charged with aggravated assault and is due to appear in Newtown Local Court on Monday.

Two other young people were arrested in relation to the alleged assault, which is understood to have happened just after midnight.

Bashing in Sydney: Sydney girls bash a man who allegedly raped
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Music application that displays the artist, song title, and album name at the top-right corner.
Dark, minimalist user interface
List of playlists
Library viewer
Albums, artists and genres info
Charts info
Support for almost all audio files, both played and copied, such as MP3, WAV and ACCQ:

Tricky proof using induction

Given $n \in \mathbb N$ and $x \in \mathbb R$, show that the following inequality holds:
$$ x^n x/2$, which is greater than
$$2\sqrt[4]x=2\sqrt[4]{2^x}>2^{\sqrt[4]{2^x}}=2^x.$$
And if $x$ is even, then $\sqrt[x]x>x/2$ implies that $\sqrt[2x]2>2^x$, which is also true.

Monday, September 28, 2012

More fun at Whole Foods than at home

The 1st time of fun was at Whole Foods, an extravaganza of family-fun getting stores to play music and have fun interacting with customers. At home, I make you smile with my photos – this one is pretty corny, but fun.

“3, 2, 1! I’m a Whole Milk Dairy Cow!”

Here’s one of my favorite shots of Whole Foods. I

Supported Display:
Minimum:
OS: Windows 7, 8 or 8.1 (32-bit or 64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 / AMD Athlon X2 5600+ / AMD Phenom II X4 940
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: Nvidia GeForce GTX 460 (1 GB or better) / ATI Radeon HD 5770 (1 GB or better)
Hard Drive: 50 GB available space
DirectX: Version 9.0c
Other Requirements:
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