Use keyboard media keys, headphones buttons and Apple Remote to control playback (requires VOX Preference Pane).Control the player from the main interface, Dock context menu or main menu controls.Open different playlist types including M3U, PLS, XSPF and the popular CUE format used to store CD rips.Automatically search for all the missing album artwork from MusicBrainz and LastFM databases.Keep your listening statistics up-to-date with your LastFM account by means of LastFM scrobbling.Work with different audio sources including custom VOX Playlist, iTunes Library and online Radio.
Play numerous lossy and lossless audio formats.Here is Coppertino’s description of their product: To the immediate right is the “Jump to playing track” symbol, then the “Repeat” symbol, and finally the “Shuffle” symbol. This is a toggle between playlists and song selection.
Vox Playlist/ Song selection toggleĪt the bottom left of the Control Panel on the Vox Music Player are three dots (see Red arrow on graphic). The Speaker symbol on the right side of the Vox Music Player control Panel, below the Time Remaining symbol supplies access to the Volume Controls, Equalizer, and numerous Equalizer Pre-sets. The three horizontal and staggered bars below the Album Artwork “raises” and “lowers” song Selection Screen. Note from the example the Album Artwork is displayed on the upper left corner of the Control Panel, the simple Yellow Horizontal Time Bar, the Song Title, Time Left, and Media-Type information all displayed above Pause and Forward/Reverse symbols. The Control Panel (shown at left) is both simple and elegant. Vox is pretty much a “Swiss Army Knife” of music players for the iMac. Enter the Vox Music Player from Coppertino Inc. If you are like me and have your music on different computers on your home network, and have music in different compression formats as well, then you have discovered that the iTunes music player just doesn’t get the job done.
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