Free pocket tunes basic mp3 player software for pda

Pocket Tipper 1 is an application supporting your daily lunch and dinner outings. It can calculate exact "Tip" and "Split" amount for you and your guest.

PocketMusic plays MP3 files with all known bitrates along with possibility to recognize some not fully ISO compatible MP3 files, so you can enjoy your favorite music no matter how its encoded
Main features:
- Customizable Interface
- Quality 10-Band Equalizer
- Various Sound Presets for Equalizer
- Spectrum Analyzer
- Great Playlist Editor
Enhancements:
- New skinnable interface with big controls.
- Winamp 2.x support (now available in freeware version!)
- New skin selection dialog with preview.
- Equalizer presets (now available in freeware version!)
- Enhanced file info dialog
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC

For your nighttime viewing pleasure. Skin for Pocket Tunes.
System requirements:
- Pocket Tunes Basic MP3 Player

Pocket Spark allows playback of Macromedia Flash 3 files on your Pocket PC. It utilizes a port of an open source flash library. This is the first Macromedia Flash Player that includes a Pocket Internet Explorer plugin. Pocket Spark also features a standalone player application that provides the interactive playback of Macromedia Flash files.

Pocket Cyber Mod is a mod music player for PDAs running Microsoft Pocket PC. Cyber Mod Player is freeware so you can use it and distribute it as you wish provided that you dont sell it.

The sample files of today like mp3 and wma are only possible thanks to cheaper memory (the kids nowadays dont know how lucky they are... etc...). Mod music was developed at a time when storage/program memory was very expensive. A mod file contains a few tiny samples and some instructions telling the computer how to build a tune out of them. The end result is great sounding music that only occupies a miniscule amount of memory. This is IDEAL for smaller computers like PDAs, after all you wont fit many MP3s on your iPAQ but youll be able to fit thousands of mod files on it.

After copying some tunes onto your iPAQ, launch Cyber Mod.exe.

Tap the OPEN button and select a tune. You should hear it play straight away.

You can adjust the sliders by grabbing the vertical bar and dragging, or a less fiddly way is to tap the horizontal bar to the left or the right of the vertical bar.

The only control thats not hyper intuitive is the BUFFER slider. This allows you to specify the size of the audio buffer. A lower setting will make the player more responsive to user input, A higher setting will make the player more resilient to glitching. The new buffer settings will only take effect after youve pressed STOP or OPENed another tune.

This program is to enable / disable keys on your PDA
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile PocketPC