Jaangle: Excellent Windows Music Player

Jaangle is a free media/music player for Windows which, besides the normal audio player capabilities, offers online integration (automatically downloads and displays artist information and artwork from the net) as well as integrated audio tag editing for every imaginable audio format. Jaangle and foobar2000 are the only Windows music players that come close to my favourite Linux player, gMusicBrowser and it's my favourite Windows music player, for now anyway!

The application downloads free information from the Internet that music fans will appreciate, including artist photos, album covers, song lyrics, music tablatures, album reviews, and artist biographies. For example, if you right-click on an artist in the library and then select "LastFM - load picture," it will download an additional free artist picture (if available) each time it is clicked, turning the relevant photo into a slide show. Apart from playing most of the common music formats Jaangle will also play some video formats with the possibility that in the future .flv files will be included.

Features

This is a short list of the main features.

• Player (Audio, video, equalizer, crossfading ...)
• Music file tag editor(mp3, mpc, wma ...)
• Management (Artists/Albums, Year/Albums ...)
• Information downloading (Covers, Biographies, Album Reviews. Lyrics, Tablatures)
• Quick web linking for extra info.
• History Logging
  
• Info Display
  
• Advanced Searching
• Visualizations
  
• Games
  
• Native online service
  
• Native Last FM Scrobbling support
  
• MSN Messenger (Now Playing) support
• Renamer (& Mass Renamer)
• Get Tags from filename
• Auto dj mode (it is named "auto continue")
• Mini Player Mode
• Mouse-free navigation (Shortcuts)
  
• Skins
• Multi language User Interface
• Performance (cpu load, memory consumption, database limit etc)
  
• System friendly

Jaangle works on Windows XP/2003, Vista, is freeware and you can download it from HERE. The installer is about 2.2 mb and only uses ~25 mb of RAM.

[via freewaregenius, image credits: jaangle.com, I'm using Linux right now so I couldn't grab a screenshot]