ZPlayer is a free music player written in Java. It can be run on any operating system with a Java Virtual Machine installed. A portable version is also available.

ZPlayer has basic playback control options that allow you to pause, play, or stop the current track, skip to the next or previous one, and use the progress bar to navigate through the song.

In addition, ZPlayer offers more than a simple volume control bar. It features independent channel volume adjustment and redirection and automatic and manual amplification control to tailor the sound to the room layout. ZPlayer is equipped with a built-in 16-band equalizer, extra anti-aliasing and interpolation filters, automatic matrix conversion, bass redirection effects, and customizable settings for resolution, channel mode, sample rate, buffer length, and FPS rate.

ZPlayer offers a comprehensive music listening experience with the ability to fine-tune audio settings for optimal sound quality. Its integrated equalizer allows you to customize the audio output to suit your preferences, and the flexible playback options provide a more immersive experience than simply loading a song and pressing play.

Requires Java Runtime Environment.

ZPlayer Features:

Native support for MPEG files Layer I, II, and III (MP2, MP3), PCM Wave (WAV), Vorbis Ogg, Flac, MOD files (S3M, MTM, IT, XM, UMX, MO3), Dolby AC3, MID (with SF2 SoundBank support) and CDA;

Support for Winamp2 plugins (only for Windows and Java of 32bits);

Support to extended audio format (24/32bit / 7.1ch / 192Khz) in Windows with JNI DirectSound implementation and Linux with JNI ALSA implementation;

16-bands equalizer;

Sound effects such as bass redirect and wide stereo;

Automatic matrix conversion between channels: Mono, Stereo, 4.0, 5.1, and 7.1;

Anti-aliasing and interpolation in resampling audio to provide the best possible quality;

Independent volume channels with redirect between them;

Support for multiple languages;

Support for developing plugins to support new audio formats And an innovative skin where the speaker vibrates according to the intensity of the bass.