Amaya Toman On the Jablíčkára website, from time to time we will introduce you to an application that has caught our attention in the App Store. For the purposes of today's article, we chose Offline Music Player - as the name suggests, this is an application that allows you to play music on your iPhone even without an Internet connection.
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There are quite a few ways to play your favorite music offline on iPhone. Many streaming services offer downloads for offline playback, and you can also play songs you download from iTunes offline. Another way to play music offline on your iPhone is through apps like Offline Music Player. The advantage of these applications is that they usually offer more than just the ability to play music. The Offline Music Player application not only allows you to play your downloaded songs offline, which you can easily transfer to your mobile device from your computer, or upload them, for example, from cloud storage. It also offers support for the vast majority of audio files, the ability to create playlists, add photos of album covers and singles, or even support controls on the iPhone's locked screen. In addition, Offline Music Player also offers an equalizer function and various playback modes.
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Adding songs is easy, and the app guides you through the process the first time you launch it. The application's user interface is simple, with its design and color tuning slightly reminiscent of the Spotify streaming service. On the bottom bar there are buttons for going to individual songs, playlists, albums, import and settings. If you want to use Offline Music Player for free, you have to expect ads and some feature limitations. The premium version will cost you 59 crowns per week (or 109 crowns per month or 649 crowns for a lifetime license), and with it you get the ability to create an unlimited number of playlists, the absence of ads, unlimited imports and unlimited opportunities to use the equalizer.
I use Documents to play music. I can upload files to it via the web interface, from Google drive, or SMB and it's free.
I use Radsone. If I didn't look, I couldn't find anywhere in the article how it actually plays. Just what it can do.