04-05-2021 , 08:55 PM
https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases Pre-release
v0.6.11
d78e21e
v0.6.11
@nukeop nukeop released this 21 hours ago ·
Korean translation
Many bugfixes https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases/tag/v0.6.11 nuclear.Setup.0.6.11.exe
Download: https://github-releases.githubuserconten...tet-stream : https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details...layer.html Nuclear Music Player
Author: Nuclear
Date: 04/05/2021
Size: 69.3 MB
License: Freeware Nuclear Music Player can find, download, and play your favorite music from one intuitive app in Windows or Linux.
From the start, Nuclear Music Player is simple to use at any skill level. You can immediately spot a few categories, including New, Top, and Genres. The search is located at the top center, so we started there.
The search was interesting because once I discovered an artist, I could browse by song, album, and more. We also liked that Nuclear can add a similar track near the end of a queue, so you can really go down a musical rabbit hole for hours. The one possible downside is that it adds these songs, one at a time, with no option to remove a similar track. It's all or nothing.
Right-click on any song to download to your Downloads folder. That typically takes a few minutes, and everything we downloaded was in WEBM format, supported by most music players.
We think everyone will like Nuclear Music Player. It's a perfect mix of features and options without confusing the process.
v0.6.11
d78e21e
v0.6.11
@nukeop nukeop released this 21 hours ago ·
Korean translation
Many bugfixes https://github.com/nukeop/nuclear/releases/tag/v0.6.11 nuclear.Setup.0.6.11.exe
Download: https://github-releases.githubuserconten...tet-stream : https://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details...layer.html Nuclear Music Player
Author: Nuclear
Date: 04/05/2021
Size: 69.3 MB
License: Freeware Nuclear Music Player can find, download, and play your favorite music from one intuitive app in Windows or Linux.
From the start, Nuclear Music Player is simple to use at any skill level. You can immediately spot a few categories, including New, Top, and Genres. The search is located at the top center, so we started there.
The search was interesting because once I discovered an artist, I could browse by song, album, and more. We also liked that Nuclear can add a similar track near the end of a queue, so you can really go down a musical rabbit hole for hours. The one possible downside is that it adds these songs, one at a time, with no option to remove a similar track. It's all or nothing.
Right-click on any song to download to your Downloads folder. That typically takes a few minutes, and everything we downloaded was in WEBM format, supported by most music players.
We think everyone will like Nuclear Music Player. It's a perfect mix of features and options without confusing the process.