jsBudbrainPlayer

You point it at a folder, and it finds the mp3 recordings in there and plays them — endlessly, without you having to keep a playlist. The folder may sit on a network/ drive; when new recordings arrive, it picks them up by itself.

You can set a time range: only between two times of day, only on certain weekdays. If you want, the same range also decides which recordings qualify at all — then it plays only what was recorded during the day, for example.

If the recordings differ in loudness, it evens them out, and a meter shows you how loud it really is while it plays.

• Plays recordings from a folder, including a network drive
• At random or in order
• Endlessly or once through
• Only between two times of day
• Only on the weekdays you tick
• Optionally only recordings from that same range
• Reads the recording time from the file name
• Evens out recordings of different loudness
• Shows the output level for both channels
• Starts when you log in and carries on by itself
• Light and dark design

Available in 44 languages.

▶ NETWORK DRIVES

Folders in your home directory work right away. For a network drive or a disk mounted under /mnt or /media, allow access once:

sudo snap connect jsbudbrainplayer:removable-media

Keywords: music player, play recordings, play folder, mp3, shuffle play, background music

Developed by Josef Sejrek / Budbrain Software Contact: jsbudbrainplayer@budbrain.de