Fennec

Music listeners seldom find an audio/video player that meets all their demands. Let alone one that provides additional functions compared to a regular play, pause repeat and equalize sound options panel.

Fennec is a very simple to use audio and video player that makes a great impression with its functionality and versatility compared with its minimalistic, lightweight interface. This tiny player allows you to play your favorite movies and songs within a playlist that you can instantly save. You can shuffle songs, open and adjust the sound using an equalizer, sort the loaded items by various criteria or drag and drop multimedia files to the built-in media library.

But after these basic functions pop up with comprehensive buttons on its white on black chalkboard looking default theme, you can discover that its most important features are far from the Shuffle button.

Fennec provides a conversion feature that can help you encode your multimedia files in a very wide palette of output formats categorized by a series of audio and video codecs. Also, Fennec supports ripping from and to a variety of formats, and allows you to join multiple video or audio files in order to create customizable compilations.

Fennec is obviously designed to be effective. To work properly and, most of all, to work fast. This simplistic player can create associations with an impressive amount of output audio and video formats and features professional settings when it comes to sound equalizing modes.

Probably its only weak point is the fact that, in spite of its usability and high performance ripping an conversion abilities, the features that make Fennec different from other multimedia players are hardly if not at all highlighted.

The focus on usability surpasses user-friendliness for this particular tool, rendering it, although highly operative and capable, slightly rigid in the matter of looks.