And now for something totally different.. probably doesn't exhist.

[dacflyer]

I used to use one of my old computers as a jukebox playing music, I could make my own play list etc. Typically used Rio-port player.. worked great for my use. But i am wanting something smaller / portable if possible.
I been looking online for usb / sd card players. (if it had internal storage, even better) But I have had no luck. just junk that play file after file.

what i'm looking for
USB / SD card (onboard storage if an option)
built in amp
display - so I can select / make my play list.

Any ideas ? I think years - eons ago I thought there was something mentioned in the N&V magazine looked like something you could add to your stereo.

[dyarker]

Staples has, or had, a mini PC on sale for $129.
My have baby Windows or Linux. Might be usable if has SD slot and USB for speakers/headphones

[dacflyer]

IDEA... I remember I have an old Chrome book here.. I wonder if i could use that. It's got headphone jack and usb and i think an SD card slot.
I'd have to see what media player I could install on it.. Not sure if rio-port player is still around or not.

[Janitor Tzap]

Rio-port player was bought out by eCast.
But eCast went under in 2012.

Here's a jukebox app for the PC.
It uses your own music files, that are on your computer.
https://touchjams.com/


Signed: Janitor Tzap

[CeaSaR]

For Chrome / Android, I use Pulsar Media Player from Rhythm Software. It's available on the Google Play Store.
This is the free version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/deta ... oft.pulsar

Now, if you want an older, but still works with New Windows versions, I still have TrayPlay that I've had since Win98. It may not play everything and still be a bare bones just audio player, but it's only 68 kb. Message me if you want it.

[dacflyer]

Thanks... I'll see what all I can do with this book 1st... Gotta drag it out and make sure it charges up... and dig up my password..

i'll keep y'all posted..