XMPlay, the popular lightweight audio player, has launched version 4.0 with new features for a better listening experience.
Here’s a quick look at the highlights:
New Skin and Customization: Fresh default skin, adjustable hue/light, and auto-mini mode with timeout.
Expanded Format Support: Adds WMA, AC3, multiple MP4 tracks, 64-bit WAV/AIFF, and GZIP.
Enhanced Playback: Taskbar controls, crossfade/gap options, adjustable seek times, and monitor wake mode.
Better Playlists and Library: Improved track organization, new shortcuts, queue display, and yearly play counts.
Improved Usability: Snap windows together, drag-and-drop tracks, shortcut warnings, and online documentation.
Technical Boosts: Crash protection for plugins, better Wine compatibility, and per-user settings by default.

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