Tuniac provides you with an iTunes-style media manager and player.

Tuniac includes an advanced playlist editor, search as you type, and queue support. If you like iTunes, then you will feel right at home with this player. It provides all the essentials for organizing and playing your audio files from a straightforward interface. You have quite a few options to choose from, with most being in plain view.

One cool little feature is its ability to display graphic visual effects in sync with the selected audio being played. There are many different visuals to choose from, with the selection provided by clicking on the graphic (when displayed in the interface). It can remain in the interface or go full-screen mode, and you have a choice between the Tuniac Visualizer or the Sonique (SVP) Visual plugin by default.

Tuniac isn't as complex as other media players and has just enough to keep it useful while remaining simple to use and viable in a crowded market for players.

Tuniac Supports:

● MPEG-1 Audio (mp3, mp2, mp1)
● FLAC (flac, fla, oga, ogg)
● Advanced Audio Coding (aac, m4a, m4b, mp4)
● Apple Lossless Audio Codec aka ALAC (m4a)
● Windows Media Audio (wma)
● Vorbis (ogg)
● Opus (opus)
● WavPack (wv)
● TAK Audio (tak)
● TrueAudio (tta)
● Monkeys Audio (ape, mac)
● Musepack (mpc, mp+, mpp)
● OptimFrog (ofr, ofs)
● Shorten (shn)
● Dolby Digital (ac3)
● DSD (dff, dfs)
● PCM (wav, aif)
● CD Audio (cda)
● Speex (spx)
● MOD Formats (mod, mo3, xm, it, s3m, mtm)
● Game Audio Formats (adx, umx)
● MIDI (mid)
● Supporting radio streaming for most of the above formats.

Tuniac Features:

● Search as you type
● Advanced queueing
● Supports many audio formats
● OpenGL Sonique Visual Plugin renderer
● Small CPU and memory footprint

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