Simplistic elements, making it simple for the user to navigate through its feature. Media files can be imported into GreenForce-Player via the file browser or 'drag and drop' method. So, you can use basic functions, such as pause and stop, go to the next or previous track, set the volume and navigate freely within the clip.The program's interface is plain, with the typical media player buttons and a few menus across the top. GreenForce-Player can play files from a variety of sources, including those stored on your hard drive, saved in the clipboard, from URLs, or from CDs or DVDs. The program has playlist capabilities and an optional Cover Flow-like feature, although we found that the covers didn't flow along with the songs; we had to use the arrow keys to scroll through them. There are also three visualizations that can be activated during audio files--Whitelight, Frequency, and Waveform--though we found that their actions didn't seem to have much to do with the music that was playing. The most unique thing about GreenForce-Player was its DRM features, which let users save media files in the proprietary GFP format and add password protections.
Size(MB): 2.9 MB
OS: Windows
Type: Freeware
Posted in: Multimedia
