PlayerVoice Changer Software Diamond has a built-in audio Player which allows you to play audio files with or without morphing effects. To display Player, click the Player button on the main panel.
Fig 01 - VCSD Player
VCSD Player has two playing options: play single song and play a list of songs. The use of all controls on VCSD Player is explained below:
Fig 02 - Play songs with morphed effects checkbox [Player dialog box]
If checked, all the files played by VCSD Player will be morphed by VCSD's morphing features. Otherwise, all the morphing processes will be temporarily paused while Player is running, you will hear the original sound of the file.
Fig 03 - VCSD Player song controls
(1) Composition information display
Presents information about the current playing file including its name, its playing elapsed time and its time length.
(2) Groups of playing song controls
Fig 04 - VCSD Player playing song controls
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Open button - Open file from hard disk button
Fig 05 - Browse for an audio file from hard disk [VCSD Player]
Browses for a sound file from hard disk. When you click this button, the Open dialog box will appear. After you select a sound file and click Open, the file will be played automatically.
VCSD Player recognizes all popular audio file formats.
Shows the audio format of the currently playing file including its file type, bit rates and frequency.
(4) Seek slider
Indicates the playing progress of the currently playing item. You can move the slider to the point that you want the file to play.
(5) Volume slider
Adjusts the volume of the output sound.
(6) Balance slider
Adjust the sound balance between the left and the right channels of the speaker/headphone.
Fig 06 - VCSD Player playlist controls
Shows the list of all loaded playlists in VCSD Player. The playlists that user saves in the Save subfolder of AV VCS Diamond base folder are automatically detected and listed here.
(2) Group of buttons used for playlists
Fig 07 - VCSD Player playlist controls for playlist
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Fig 08 - Load a pre-saved playlist file into VCSD Player [VCSD Player]
Loads a pre-saved playlist into VCSD Player to start playing. When you click on this button, the Open dialog box shows up. Specify the file from your hard disk, and click Open. The playlist file is in M3U format.
The playlist when loaded into use can be changed if user adds or removes items of the playlist. To avoid making unwanted changes, check the Open as read-only checkbox in the Open dialog box before you click the Open button.
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Fig 09 - Save the list of the selected effects in the Selected pane into a file for later use [Effects tab]
Renames the selected playlist shown in the Playlist select box (1). When you click on this button, the Save As dialog box shows up. Type the new name of the playlist into the File name textbox, and click Save. The playlist will be saved with the new name.
(3) Item List pane
Shows all items of the selected playlist including two information: the file name and file time length. You may use drag-and-drop to add files to the playlist.
To play a file in the list, double click on its name or choose it and click the Play button in the Song controls pane.
The currently playing item is displayed in yellow text.
(4) Group of buttons used for songs in playlist
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Fig 10 - Add a song into the playlist [VCSD Player]
Adds a file to the current playlist. You may also drag-and-drop the file to the playlist.
When you click on this button, the Open dialog box will appear. After you select the sound files and click Open, the files will be added at the end of the list.
VCSD Player recognizes all popular audio file formats.
Notes
• To select a group of items in the list, press the Ctrl key and click on each item.
• The Move songs and Copy songs buttons only work when there are at least two playlists in the loaded playlist select box (1).
Notes:
• When you select a playlist, VCSD Player will refresh the content of the playlist.
• VCSD Player comes with the built-in playlist predefined by VCSD Recorder. When the Recorder completes a task, the new record will be automatically saved in this playlist. The playlist cannot be renamed or deleted.
• VCSD Player's playlists are saved in M3U format.