JetAudio Moves Forward to Version 7.0.5

Without any doubt, jetAudio is one of the most capable media players I have ever used, and the fact that you can use a free version with only a few things missing is very good for a lot of people. First, it's the fact that you can test the program for as long as you wish, before deciding to pay almost 30 bucks for it, and second, you can simply use the free version as it is, especially when you don't need to encode your music or take advantage of the enhanced features present in the Plus version. Anyway...today I just found out about an update to this program, from version 7.0.3, to 7.0.5(there was no official 7.0.4 release).


If you're new to jetAudio, then I think it's enough to say that this media player is able to rip audio CDs, re-encode audio and video files, as well as to burn CDs, or broadcast audio streams on the web. The list of file formats supported is huge, including losless formats such as FLAC or APE, AAC, AC3 and so on, apart from all that you can play using Windows Media Player.

The new version offers support for COWON's A3 and iAUDIO U5 players, fixes some FLAC seek problems, a crash that occured when pressing FF/REW for DVD playback, and a problem with the Audio Trimmer. System requirements are very low, as always - any computer being able to run Windows XP should be more than enough to enjoy jetAudio.

To download this excellent media player, simply go here, grab the version you need and enjoy it!