CDmax is an audio CD player for Windows systems that can retrieve artist, title, and track information from the freedb database. The information is stored locally for future reference and playback by the software.
I recently had the opportunity to test out CDmax, and I have to say I was impressed with this audio CD player software. Compatible with Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP, CDmax offers an easy-to-use interface and a range of useful features.
One standout aspect of CDmax is its ability to retrieve artist/title/track information from the freedb database, an online database of CD information. Once retrieved, this information is stored locally for future reference and easy retrieval by the player. This saves time and hassle when trying to locate track information for specific CDs.
CDmax also offers the option to submit entries to freedb, ensuring that the database stays up-to-date and accurate. Another convenient feature is the ability to minimize CDmax to the system tray, allowing for easily accessible player functions through a simple right-click pop-up menu.
To customize your experience, CDmax lets you set system-wide hot keys for player functions, and the active window caption can be updated to keep you informed on the current track. Other features include built-in volume controls, a user-configurable track playlist, and multiple CD drive support.
Finally, CDmax offers a variety of play modes, from repeat track and repeat playlist to shuffle, preview, intra-track repeat, and pause at the end of a track. Overall, I would highly recommend CDmax to anyone in search of a reliable and easy-to-use audio CD player for their computer.
One standout aspect of CDmax is its ability to retrieve artist/title/track information from the freedb database, an online database of CD information. Once retrieved, this information is stored locally for future reference and easy retrieval by the player. This saves time and hassle when trying to locate track information for specific CDs.
CDmax also offers the option to submit entries to freedb, ensuring that the database stays up-to-date and accurate. Another convenient feature is the ability to minimize CDmax to the system tray, allowing for easily accessible player functions through a simple right-click pop-up menu.
To customize your experience, CDmax lets you set system-wide hot keys for player functions, and the active window caption can be updated to keep you informed on the current track. Other features include built-in volume controls, a user-configurable track playlist, and multiple CD drive support.
Finally, CDmax offers a variety of play modes, from repeat track and repeat playlist to shuffle, preview, intra-track repeat, and pause at the end of a track. Overall, I would highly recommend CDmax to anyone in search of a reliable and easy-to-use audio CD player for their computer.
What's New
Version 2.0.3: N/A