What's new in Release 1.0.9a:
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Fixed start from shortcut crash


What's new in Release 1.0.9:
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Working frequency analyzer
Some bug fixes

Features:
Main features of OggPlay for Series 60 phones:
+ Plays .ogg audio files
+ Recognize Winamp playlist (.m3u)
+ Free!
+ Skins (you can make your own, or use already made ones)
+ User defined hotkeys
+ Frequency analyzer
+ Extra sound amplification
+ Autoplay
+ Usual music player functions like shuffle and repeat

Missing features:
Some features that are not supported in the Series60 MMF version of Oggplay, that are available in other ports:

+ Detects and plays audio format supported the phone (MP3, AAC, MP4, M4A)
+ Ogg files can be used as ringing tone
+ Random ringing tones
+ Streaming audio in bluetooth handset

It work's fine on my Siemens SX1

like theis player for ringtones

where is the download link for latest oggplayer 1.0.9a

Kool man nice update

@greatsx1.this apps like v8.00.because when i play with this version.my music is crash and the sound is bad.but i try with v7.00 and above,is normal.i used ngage qd.

cool , work fine with aac

But i thought the latest version was 1.65? Why did it go back to v1.09? Anyone can explain this?

Where I can download oggplay v.1.07? Please help.

@LordKenny: There's 2 versions of Oggplayer: MMF Last version 1.65 and
NON MMF Last version 1.09a.

@dimitry: You can search on this forum and you will can find 1.07 version.

OK???

Bye

@Great SX1: Thanks. I downloaded.

@greatsx1.this apps like v8.00.because when i play with this version.my music is crash and the sound is bad.but i try with v7.00 and above,is normal.i used ngage qd.
Same with me, also with qd.

installed this on a N70, even though I have the whole list of songs, it only play one track, and then stop. How can I make it play continously?

installed this on a N70, even though I have the whole list of songs, it only play one track, and then stop. How can I make it play continously?


For N70 try the "MMF version". this non-mmf version is only for old symbian 60 v1 phones.

tried this on my qd ...and once again..it sucks !! Jarred & slow playback .

Guess i'll have to revert back to v1.05 again ...

the problem is, the mmf version doesn't work for me. I can't get past the splash screen.

installed this on a N70, even though I have the whole list of songs, it only play one track, and then stop. How can I make it play continously?


For N70 try the "MMF version". this non-mmf version is only for old symbian 60 v1 phones.

tried this on my qd ...and once again..it sucks !! Jarred & slow playback .

Guess i'll have to revert back to v1.05 again ...
Try 1.07, it works fine with qd. 1.08 and 1.09 doesn't.

I'm using 6600, so which is recommended, a MMF or a non-MMF version?

if u use 6600 go for MMF version

both can be use for 6600. The only question is if you want to use ogg as ring tone, use Non-MMF.

Mmf can be used ogg random ringtoner.for 6600 mmf is the best answer.maybe u can search ogg random ringtoner in this forum.

is the random ringtoner applicable also for Non-MMF and N-Gage?

i know that ogg file is smaller than mp3 but how's the audio quality?

where is d fileeeeeeeee

thx 4 sharing, but anyone heard about updates on 0s 7 ver?

how do i use .ogg as ringtone?

both can be use for 6600. The only question is if you want to use ogg as ring tone, use Non-MMF.
The MMF version is the only one that supports ringtone. One thing that's good about non-mmf is that it never crashes when you open the program and its very common that mmf v. crashes.


i know that ogg file is smaller than mp3 but how's the audio quality?
The quality is alil' bit better than mp3's not only that but it supports ringtone.

i know that ogg file is smaller than mp3 but how's the audio quality?
I think it is a way better than mp3 format. In smaller bitrate mode, it produce clearer sound. But I have tried using many application, it is a bit tricky though when you try to encode to bitrate smaller as 32kbps which produce my normally 5mb 128kbps mp3 sound files into about 1 megs. Many sounds just fine but some songs are swinging in many places, make it unrecommended. Soon I found that this sound compression format has minimum setting bitrate and maximum bitrate that is very picky. So your best bet is by compress using application that has bitrate auto control like Xilisoft's. But at the cost that you cannot encode your songs into bitrate as lower as 45kbps which produce filesize almost twice as big as 32kbps ogg songs. But it's reasonably good enough, without any noticable different than the source file. But I think if you want a smaller filesize without any extra effort, wma should be your choice. And I heard there is also already a wma player for Symbian OS.