Multimedia & graphics Windows
fPlayer
Play and organize music with fPlayer, a legacy open-source Windows audio player with playlists, lyrics, a 10-band equalizer and pitch, tempo and echo effects.
- Operating system
- Windows; specific supported releases not established
- Architecture
- x86, as identified by the publisher filename
- Download package
- EXE installer
Archived 2013 package; publisher identifies a .NET/Mono interface but no exact runtime prerequisite for this installer. Windows 10/11 operation has not been established.
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What is fPlayer?
fPlayer is a Windows audio player for browsing a music library and building a quick playback list. Its publisher describes ID3 tag, playlist and lyrics support, alongside a 10-band equalizer and effects for changing pitch and tempo, adding echo or reversing playback. The project describes Spanish, Catalan and English interfaces.
This entry links to the archived 1.7 Windows installer, identified in the publisher catalog as an English/Spanish package. The file is dated July 28, 2013; the project page lists its last update as August 19, 2014. Treat it as legacy software: these sources do not establish compatibility with Windows 10 or 11, a specific current .NET runtime requirement, or ongoing maintenance. The screenshot is the publisher's older Catalan 1.6.1.1 interface, not a capture of the selected installer.
The project is GPL-licensed, but its README separately identifies third-party components and an icon set under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0. Do not interpret the project license as an unrestricted license for every bundled asset.
What it offers
- Browse a music library and assemble a quick playback list.
- Use playlist, lyrics and ID3 tag support.
- Adjust a 10-band equalizer.
- Apply pitch, tempo, echo and reverse-playback effects.
Good to know
- Legacy archive: the selected installer is dated 2013 and the project page lists its last update as 2014; current Windows compatibility is not established.
- The README lists separate third-party terms, including a noncommercial icon-set license; GPL terms do not describe every bundled asset.
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