Tejash Player

Music can be found under various file types, and can be played by even more applications available all over the Internet. Tejash Player is one of them, and tries to take you on a joyride on an ocean filled with competitive sharks.

The application is meant to play music and nothing more. When you opened, it will greet you with a small main window which will have to suffice. Additionally you will be asked to create a playlist when you decide to open an audio file. Other features include a radio player, wit ha few preset stations, and a sound recorder, which only lets you save under the WAV format. Other than that, it offers little else.

Tejash Player comes with some preset skins you may choose to make it a little more visually appealing. They are well designed, however it lacks support for user made themes, and an integrated possibility do get your hands on more.

Next to the playback options you can display album art, or effects to go along with the beat. There is also a “Full Screen Effects” option that quickly covers your monitor with a preset effect which unfortunately, cannot be changed.

After a few songs played, and some time spent browsing through what it can do, you might be left with the impression that in could have stayed just a little more in development. The playlist is limited to playing songs in the order they were added, and if you wish to play a specific tune, you will have to manually go through all the entries to find it, because of the lack of a search option.

When you reopen the application, you will have to go through the process of adding your songs again, in case you haven't saved your playlist, as it starts from scratch each time it runs.

Taking everything into consideration, you might find yourself in the danger of swimming with the fishes, if you go on the joyride Tejash Player wants to take you. It is probably too straight forward at what it does, and in the rush on bringing something visually appealing, some important elements were either forgotten, or left behind.