FivePlay 

Mobile Music
Sound Player
By Steve Beadle
steve_beadle@iee.org
http://www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk
What does it do?
Lets you play selected multiple sound files in a sequence.  It's a bit like an MP3 player, only it uses native Psion format sound files.  (Why create an MP3 player for the Series 5 when the speaker cannot reproduce MP3 quality and MP3 files are larger anyway?)  FivePlay lets you set up PlayLists which play your audio tracks in the order you want them.

A 4 minute track takes up 2Mb, so to make this a practical proposition you really need a big CF disk to store an 'Album'.  Many PC programs are available which 'rip' CD tracks and export then to WAV files - you can then use PsiWin to covert and copy them to the Series 5.  I find that it's useful to approximately double the volume of the sound file before transferring it. Playing sound takes some current though, so you do need to watch your battery life.
Installation
Copy all files to a new folder called x:\System\Apps\FivePlay where x: is any drive.  You may need to make the System folder visible from the System Preferences menu.

FivePlay should then appear as an Extras icon.
How to use it
Use the Select button or menu to add files to your playlist.  Select files on the screen.  Use the up and down arrows on the left to re-order the list and use the delete button to remove items from the list.

Set the volume on the left of the screen.  When playing, the volume will take effect for the next 'track'.
Preferences
Time Between Tracks
Pauses after playing a track.
Skin
Sets the graphical background of FivePlayer.
Copyright
This program has been written by Steve Beadle. It may be distributed freely as long as it is not altered or sold. This program is a SmileWare, which means that if you use it, you "MUST" send me a :-) .  I will then notify you of new releases.
Thank you to all of you who send me comments, new ideas, and :-)
Disclaimer
While this program has been extensively tested I will not be held responsible for any problems it may cause (sleepless nights, flat batteries etc).  Please forward any comments you may have to:
	steve_beadle@iee.org
Updated software is available via:
	http://www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk
Smileware
This program will cost you nothing - except a smile :-)
Email a smile :-) to me if you have used the program -  I will not use your address for any mailings except for notification of updates - just to stroke my ego and encourage me to produce more.

Steve.