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Hello Guest - Tiny free open source MP3 player - STP
18 June, 2006 - 02:15 — matt
STP is a tiny MP3 player program, with a very minimalistic interface - a small grey button in the taskbar by default. It is free, doesn't hog memory, and runs on even very old PCs.
STP even runs well on a 486 computer apparently (that's pre-Pentium for those who weren't around then!).
As well as the small taskbar button, it's also easy to switch to a Mini-bar player, which can optionally also be "docked" to the current window. This means that the slimline MP3 player "sticks" to the top of the program you're using, following it if you drag the window around.
The STP MP3 player is now open source, and is finding it's way into the open source development community.
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Yes but STP is a long dead project. I don't think it's been updated in around 6 years. There are better alternatives these days such as VUPlayer, Billy etc.
Cheers for the update on that - I'll have to check those players out...
STP isn't dead in the sense of finality, it is being actively developed by third parties instead of the original development team.
For example check this site: Mickaël SEBIRE
Mickaël SEBIRE has picked up and continued development of STP where the official developers left off. His work has provided a new interface, plugin support and includes translation abilities again.
Ah I see - good old open source strikes again :)