Songster finds, queues and plays songs and playlists of music you have on your computer.  It will create, with one button click, titled, clickable buttons of all your playlists.

It launches a freeware version of Winamp to play the MP3 music which is downloaded with Songster and installed with the setup program.    More importantly and usefully, Songster will find specific songs or artists for you to play and queue them in a pull down menu.    Individual songs may be played interchangeably with the playlists. 

  Click the arrow for a Songster Demo!

 

Songster_Screenshot.jpg (48908 bytes)     How to create the playlist buttons?  Navigate to your playlist folder and click the gold, 'CD Player' button once to create buttons for all of your Winamp playlists in that folder.   They will be sorted and labelled for you.   Click one to start playing music.  (You only have to click the gold button to update after  adding or deleting playlists.)


      Disclaimer:   I am a professional programmer who developed this software for my own personal use to find and play songs on my computer easily.   I am simply sharing it with anyone who may be interested and find it useful.  It is not for sale at the moment or is to be sold by anyone else.  Nor is it guaranteed or supported in any way although there may be improvements and updates from time to time.  There are no known bugs at this time and it will run on Windows 95, 98, Windows 2000 and Windows XP.  It displays best at a monitor setting of 800x600 pixels, which is full screen, or 1024x768.  

       To download:   The download contains everything you need to run Songster except the MP3 music files themselves.  It is a self-extracting zip file that will unpack 3 files to your computer.  One of those files will be a setup.exe file for you to install Songster.  

       To RUN:   Songster, along with Winamp and all the necessary support files, take up about 2 meg of hard disk space - less than that of one MP3 song.  Once installed, find the file 'SONGSTER.EXE'.  Right-click and drag to a blank area of your desktop.  Pick 'Create a Shortcut' when asked.  To run, just double-click the shortcut icon you just made.  Navigate to your where your playlists are so you can see them in the playlist window, then click the gold 'CDPlayer' bar and you're in business.  To play a particular song instead of a CD, navigate to your songs folder (if different from your playlists folder), click one and play it.  (Check the 'HELP' menus for illustrated instructions if you need them.)
 
     (version 2.0 - 03/04/2007)
 
E-mail: jmkyle@hotmail.com  (Use subject line: 'Songster')