Best music player?

[planoleg]

I've tried about 15 of them and still didn't find anything decent. I'm looking for one where can choose many folders to play, or one folders with many subfolders. Let's say I have 100 folders of different albums, but most of the players just let you choose one folder to play, and it's terrible if you have a lot of music. The closest player I found is Nitrogen, however it doesn't support songs with different names than English and when it plays the music, it doesn't have the whole list of music. You can't just go and choose from all the songs, you can only access albums. If you ever used Windows Media Player you will understand what I mean. You can go to "All Music" you see all the songs on your PC, not just albums or folder but the songs. Then if you press "Play" the song will start playing and if you click "Now Playing", you are back to the window with all the songs, so you can choose anyone to play from the list. Thus far I haven't found one music player which would be able to do the same. The big problem I have with Windows Media Player is that is would not play so many of the songs. For example if I press "Now Playing" and choose a song, press play, it will start playing ANOTHER song but not the one I chose. Sorry the post is so long guys...

[Unaufhaltsam]

Windows Media Players annoys me with that too. Only happens with playlists though.
You might want to try S2P. Its good but it seems to show the actual file name (crackheadfagtard.mp3) instead of the name of the song (Sound Off). Not a problem if all your files are named right or you don't care.

Edit: I just got Pocket Player and if you have a little money to spare ignore what I said above and Get Pocket Player Now. Its the one music player not missing anything.

[owziee]

Pocket Player is very good, I have it installed aswell... But I can hear a big difference in audio quality compared to the TF3D player. TF3D audio player has much better sound!

[MrGoodtunes]

Originally Posted by Unaufhaltsam

...Get Pocket Player Now. Its the one music player not missing anything.

...though, it sometimes has slow downs and occasionally hickups! What I like best about PP is that its gapless playback actually works, that its skin is quite user definable (can show playlist and song art on same screen) and that its Album browser is flexible enough to be set up for my singles oriented mindset:

[planoleg]

Thank you a lot! I tried Pocket Player and it's really nice.

[bsweetness]

It's a bit of a resource hog (and a little pricey), but Kinoma Play is tough to beat.

[brandogg]

Agreed. Kinoma works best with custom (ie "lite") ROMs. I only use the free version, though just looking at the benefits of the paid version, I can say it would be worth the cost, if you've got the extra $30 to put down.