Trimmed in favor of second post.
additonal note to others. being smart and asking questions is more reasonable when talking about a certain topic. this was all based on factual statements based on what I used for software. all from memory based from experiences i’ve had with them. in the end it’s my opinion. and you can choose whether you believe it or not. thanks for the understanding based on the context provided.
Before we begin, only include media players you’ve used over the years. Don’t feel bad if your player wasn’t here; I haven’t tested everything. For online support, it varies per platform for track and album information.
FEATURES:
Picture support includes:
Online support is available for platforms like Windows 95 and 98, which are retrofitted to modern legacy servers. Other platforms, including Windows 95 and 98, work on every other player.
Additional support is available for:
Drives are required if not built in,
Features:
3.iTunes for windows, iPod, iPhone, iPad, & Mac. Though I must mention it was rebranded to Apple Music, TV, photos for more modern Macs, iPhones, iPads as of a few years ago.
FEATURES: Started out as forced M4A, M4V to begin with. Then added MP3 support through a workaround later on. Then further features were added around Windows 8’s bad launch. As for WMV, WMA, MP4, MOV (QuickTime Discontinuation). JPG, JPEG, PNG were allowed only on iPod Nano, iPod touch, iPhone, & iPad through iTunes Sync feature with a File Explorer APP per device downloaded to each through the APP Store. Then jump again to the app Section in the sync Menu and create a Photos folder to Transfer them through sync. I have to say, it was very cumbersome if I had to ask the question. However, it was removed in later iTunes versions.
There was even EPUB support for books through the app. Nowadays, if someone wants to transfer a backed up book or any text file today, they have to use Wi-Fi from a PC to the device with a supported File Explorer. I personally recommend File Explorer Pro, which allows network connections to do just that for both my device and Android devices. One of the best apps out there. It does cost money, but I couldn’t express how useful it is.
Equizer support: The best support for it out there. I really have no complaints except for the fact that it is exclusive to Mac, iPod, iPhone, & iPad respectively.
Additional Support: iPod line. syncing to Android before going to the iCloud today’s method. I recommended software that I used long ago to achieve such support was Toon Tools for iPod. It allowed the device to think it was connecting to an iPod instead of Android. For recovering data tools didn’t work once, so ever. But the mimic iPod tool had some advantages that were overlooked. Only limit was the 4 GB at the time, but a fixed version of that version does exist out there, expanding the limitation to 10 GB iPod Nano. Because of the bad reputation that software had, it’s now lost sought media to some.
Features RCT3: The loudspeaker and ride station music. MP3, WMA, & WAV are the only supported song types. Not much. Photo support JPEG, JPG, PNG are the only ones in game billboards and stalls. required Resolution of 500 By 500 with 72 PPI for billboards. Save location is C: \users\user name\one drive\documents\My Pictures\test.jpg. (windows 8-Current). Allowed Song list Checkbox checked in the in game options menu. with an old standard required conversion off 33Kbs\ 44Khz\ stereo CBR located in C: \users\user name\one drive\music\RCT3\test.wma (Windows 8-Current)
Side players though steam are supported though the GUI
One grievance of the new users is that the apps required to stream from USB have been removed from the web store. Windows Media Player and USB to TV web apps were the only methods provided by Microsoft for Xbox. So now, for new users, you must rely on third-party apps today. For existing users who were around for a while, this is for you.
Features: Most files are supported. However, MIDI and some codecs are not. I don’t quite know which. 4K support MP4 goes corrupt when played, relatively recently. So, relatively recently.
Photos can be stored and played back, but the quality is limited to JPEG, JPG, and PNG files. The video quality is also limited to 3DS only, as it requires AVI format. Additionally, the app is set to a 256x192 aspect ratio, 3DS has 400 by 240 resolution for video. which is suitable for DS/3DS resolution. However, any higher resolution video files may cause the card to become Corrupt. It is also worth noting that the app can make 3DS videos to HEIC 3-D format, but this process is relatively simple and only requires a 3DS device.
Additional Features of the DSI & 3DS versions of Flipnote Studio.
The DSI app also has some additional features. One of the most notable is the ability to save short videos to the SD card using Flipnote Stuido. Additionally, fan servers for the DSI app are available, which allows users to share their content with the community. The app also supports 3D drawing, which can be used to create random drawings. However, the 3DS variant of the app was limited to the SD card.Thee need to remove a couple of screws to access the SD card on New Nintendo 3DS Varaint which may have been frustrating for some users.
The File Explorer Pro app has a number of features. Most file types are supported, but there is no MIDI support. Additionally, 4K content via a Wi-Fi drive is not supported for video, and the built-in video player has a drawback on Android devices. Specifically, the video player crashes when trying to play 4K video content from an SD card, but it is possible to play 1080p-resolution video content. However, the built-in video player does not support picture in picture natively, which is a drawback for Android users. However, it can be enabled through a toggle in the app settings menu. Furthermore, the app does not have equalizer support except through the toggle option. (VLC player feature for video support)
so that concludes the topic of media players. However moderators can add DRM specific info to this topic for the sake of completeness.
additional note to others. being smart and asking questions is more reasonable when talking about a certain topic. this was all based on factual statements based on what I used for software. all from memory based from experiences i’ve had with them. in the end it’s my opinion. and you can choose whether you believe it or not. thanks for the understanding based on the context provided.
converters were used to make my library compatible per device for photos, music, and video respectively. Ai corrected Text for grammar mistakes for easier reading.
Strawberry on desktop, Poweramp on Android.
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