• Playlist - Current selection of songs for playback. Playlist can be read and stored in 2 formats: PLA (Soritong Playlist), and M3U.
• Explorer - In Explorer, you can view your song collections in sorted order. Once song information is in place, you can sort your collection by title, artist, album, and genre. Just select a folder to view, and your are set.
• Editor - You can edit song information (ID3 tag compatible) here. Click a song to edit in either Playlist or Music Folder, and enter the information. The information you enter here is used to organize songs in Music Folder.

Add - Pressing this button brings out a menu with following 4 options: "Open Files", "Open Folder ", "Add Files", "Add Folder". "Open Files/Folder " replaces current playlist with your selection, and "Add Files/Folder" appends your selection to the current playlist. Note that "Open/Add Folder" is not recursive (it does not go into subdirectories). We may add that feature in the future release.

Remove - Pressing this button brings out a menu with following 3 options: "Remove selected", "Remove all ", "Remove dead links".

Save - Save your playlist.

Up - Move up the selected songs.

Down - Move down the selected songs.

Artist, Title, Album, Genre, Time - Pressing these buttons will sort the playlist by selected category.

* Double Click - Play the selected song.

* Multiple Selection - By utilizing "Ctrl" and "Shift" buttons (or mouse selection), you can now select multiple songs.

Popup Menu This is the menu that pops up when right-clicking on any selection of song(s). You can set/save the volume and speed setting for each song. This extended playlist may come handy, for instance, when compiling a playlist of songs that have uneven volumes or when you want to speed up only the dance songs.

To Playlist - Add the selected songs to the playlist.

Delete - Delete the selected songs to Recycle Bin.

Update - Update the song listing. You should use this option whenever you add/remove new songs to/from the selected folder if you want the see the change right away.

Folder - Select a folder to view.

Artist, Title, Album, Genre, Time - Pressing these buttons will sort the playlist by selected category.

* Double Click - Play the selected song.

* Multiple Selection - By utilizing "Ctrl" and "Shift" buttons (or mouse selection), you can now select multiple songs.

Click a song to edit in either Playlist or Music Folder. The information of the song you clicked the last will be shown here. You can change every item except the file name (written in blue). Once information is entered, press "Save" button to save the information. (Confirmation dialogue box will always pop up.) If you press "from pl." button, you can edit the information of the song that the Player is currently playing.

Note that you can enter lyrics as well. Since this is compatible with ID3 Tag, which is widely used today, all this information (except the lyrics) will be visible on other mp3 players as well.

What's new in this version is the synchronized lyrics support. With the 8 buttons shown above the text area, you can enter the time code to the lyrics, or you can copy and paste already synchronized lyrics as well. When entering the time code for a fast-paced songs such as raps, you can slow down song with speed control and enter the time code. Just try for yourself. It's not hard at all. (Note: Seeking while playing and/or synchronizing "VBR encoded MP3 files" will disrupt the synchronization. So, do not use seekbar while synchronizing VBR files. If you need to modify some section, stop and play from the start again. This warning does not apply to ordinary MP3 files.)

Put WTC (Put Word Time Code) - Enter a time code on a word basis. This is suitable for lyrics in western alphabet.
Put CTC (Put Character Time Code) - Enter a time code on a character basis. This is suitable for lyrics in Asian languages such as Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.
Clear TC (Clear Time Code) - Clear the time code of selected part.
Update - Update the lyrics display.
<<, <-, ->, >> - Move the cursor by one character or one word.