PlayCD 2.0.5

PlayCD is a simple and compact audio CD player for Windows, with CD-Text and FreeDB info retrieval, and features a modern and realistic user interface. This software was first released in the site DivXLand.org, developed by Andrés as well.

PlayCD Windows XP screenshot

Features

  • Support for up to 8 CD/DVD drives
  • Automatic CD-Text and FreeDB disc info retrieval
  • Tray icon with control menu
  • Clear and realistic GUI, with scrolling album, artist and track info display
  • Compact design with low resources usage
  • Compatible with all Windows versions

Download Details

Version 2.0.5
Date 16-Mar-2006
License Freeware
File size 533 KB
File type Self installer EXE (x86)
Status Discontinued
Prerequisites VB6 runtimes
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What’s New

In PlayCD version 2.0.5:

  • Improved drive letter change and drive reset process
  • CD drive is now auto scanned for media status
  • Corrected wrong disc info display after changing drive
  • Corrected issues when ejecting disc manually
  • Track title now shown immediately on track demand
  • Added always on top function
  • Fixed wrong disc type detection
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