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Audiowave media player is the ideal app for anyone who enjoys music, podcasts, or audio books.
Audiowaves best feature is its ability to skip to the next track by
waving your hand over the phones Proximity sensor, even when the phone's
locked, great for when you're driving and playing media via the phones
FM transmitter! Plus it includes a handy sleep timer function, which
many players omit.
Audiowave groups your media into separate tabs by Songs, Podcasts, or
Audiobooks. Songs can be stored anywhere, Podcasts should be in a
folder(s) on any drive containing 'Podcasts' eg (E/F):/Podcasts/ or
(E/F):/Media/Podcasts/ etc, Audiobooks should be in the Audiobooks
folder(s), eg (E/F):/Audiobooks/ or (E/F):/Media/Audiobooks/ etc. You
can even have as many Podcast/Audiobook folders as you like, on the
mass memory and the memory card, as long as the path contains 'Podcast'
or 'Audiobooks' it doesn't matter.
I chose not to go down the metadata ID3 tag root as a lot of older songs
don't seem to have them, instead I chose to list them via the folder /
song method. This seems to work well as you can easily find what
you're looking for, instead of having to hunt around because the tags
are incorrect. Saying that, the ID3 tags are available if you scroll to
the right of the current tabs table.
Nice features you'll probably never realise Audiowave contains are it
will NEVER repeat the same song/podcast/audiobook until ALL media of the
current playing type has been played. Plus the sleep function fades
out in the last 30 seconds, so you won't get jolted awake by the music
just cutting off!! If you receive a text or email etc, the volume drops
whilst you get the audible notification, then the player resumes
playback. If you answer or make a call, the playback will automatically
stop, it will not restart until you press play. If you don't answer the
call however, playback automatically resumes. These are all design
features that make Audiowave a great mp3 player.