PUBLIC MARKS from garret with tags mp3 & "media players"

"The Yahoo! Media Player is a revolutionary and easy to use music player that plays audio on any website. The latest version of FoxyTunes automatically detects web pages that have music on them, allows playing this music right there on the page with the Yahoo! Media Player, and conveniently control it from FoxyTunes." Benefits of the Yahoo! Media Player * Automatically finds all audio links on your page, turning your web page into a playlist * Ties all media from your web page into one experience, with one player and one play button * Floats on your web page, is available when you need it and gets out of your way when you don't

Play is an application for playing and managing audio files. Play currently supports playback of FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, Musepack, WavPack, Monkey's Audio, AAC, Apple Lossless, MP3 and various other audio file formats. For lossless formats such as FLAC and WavPack, and for Ogg Vorbis and specially-tagged MP3 files, Play supports gapless playback allowing sample-accurate audio reproduction. Need to make changes to your audio files' metadata? No problem! Play has a powerful integrated metadata editor that allows multiple files to be edited at once, even if the files are in different formats. And if your files are missing metadata, Play can use MusicBrainz to help fill in the blanks.

Reviews of Songbird and Peel.

"Designed from the ground up from people who like to watch movies, NicePlayer does all of the things that you would expect from a media player, and all of the things you didn't know you needed."

A run down of both mainstream (iTunes, Winamp...) and non-mainstream mp3 players (Songbird...).

"If you'd like to make all the mp3 links playable on any page, including those which you don't own, you can use this bookmarklet button."

Songbird™ is a desktop Web player, a digital jukebox and Web browser mash-up. For Windows, Mac, Linux.

Streampad is like iTunes for your web browser. Play your music files (located at home or at MP3tunes.com), or music on the internet, such as podcasts or web pages with mp3's, such as music blogs. Streampad also lets you see what others are playing and create playlists.