Description: Think it, play it! Tunopia is a music player that provides instant access to every MP3 song on your computer. Tunopia lets you search for songs by entering the song’s title, artist, or associated keywords. With each keystroke, Tunopia filters the search results allowing you to find and play any song you can think of with minimal effort. Tunopia also lets you associate any keyword to each song in your collection. Now you can retrieve songs using words that are personally meaningful. Type in “summer vacation” and Tunopia will play all songs associated with those words. Like a jukebox, Tunopia lets you queue up multiple songs for continuous playback. With Tunopia's scheduler, you can program Tunopia to automatically play songs matching specified keywords throughout the day. Designed to run continuously from your system tray, Tunopia will consume minimal screen real-estate while providing immediate access to all of your favorite songs.
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Tunopia (1.0)
