ONJO ONJO Freeware

Simple Sound Player

by Yuzuru Jewell(KANAE PROJECT)

ONJO

ONJO is multiple sound player. You can use it on internet radio. It has following functions.

  • You can play 64 audio files together.
  • You can assign a key of the keyboard to play audio file.
  • You can use fade-in and fade-out to each audio file.
  • You can set multiple audio files as one player.
  • When you start to play a audio file, you can stop all sound files played already.
  • If you register a m4a codec for DirectX, you can play m4a file.
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ONJO 1.11 (01/13/18)

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License

The Software is provided "AS IS," without a warranty of any kind.

In no case shall the author be liable for any damage or unwanted behavior of any computer hardware and/or software.

No Rental. Customer may not rent or lease the SOFTWARE to someone else.

All title and copyrights in and to the SOFTWARE (including but not limited to all images, photographs, animations, video, audio, music, text, and other information incorporated into the SOFTWARE), the accompanying printed materials, and any copies of the SOFTWARE, are owned by KANAE PROJECT.

The SOFTWARE is protected by copyright laws and international treaty provisions. Accordingly, Customer is required to treat the SOFTWARE like any other copyrighted material, except as otherwise allowed pursuant to this LICENSE and that it may make one copy of the SOFTWARE solely for backup or archive purposes.

Environment

Windows 32bit

Windows 10 64bit/32bit / Windows 11
(To play the m4a file, you need to install m4a codec for DirectX.)

Windows 64bit

Windows 10 64bit / Windows 11
(To play the m4a file, you need to install m4a codec for DirectX.)

Install & Uninstall

Install

There is no installer.

Uninstall

You can uninstall only by deleting "ONJO.exe" file.

How to use
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Open
You can open the play list of the players.
Save
You can save the play list of the players.
Stop
Stop all players.
Key
If you down it, you can play the player to press the specified key.
Setup
Open the Setup dialog.

If you drop the audio file to a player, you can play it on its player.

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Each player has following functions.

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You can set the value of volume.
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Play / Stop
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Repeat / No repeat
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When you start to play a audio file - Don't stop all sound files played already / Stop all sound files played already.
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Don't fade-out / Fade-out
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Show the property window.

Property Window

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Key
You can select the key to play the player.
Color ComboBox
You can select the background color of the player.
Browse
You can add the audio file to play the player.
Clear
You can clear the audio file list of the player.
Play
You can play the player by updated setup.
Test
You can check the audio file which selected on the audio file list.
Range Test
You can check the range of the audio file.
Repeat
The player plays audio files repeatedly.
Fade In
The audio files play with fade in.
Fade Out
The audio files play with fade out.
Play Range
You can set the play range of the audio file.
Volume
You can set the volume of the audio file.
Restore
You can restore the setup of the player.
Clear All
You can clear the setup of the player.
Update
You can update the stup of the player.
Setup

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Media Player Count
The number of the soudn players.
Fade Count
You can set the length of fade-in/out by 0.1 secound unit.
Stop All Style
When the player starts to play sound, you can set the style of stoping all sound files played already.

How to install the codec for DirectX

ONJO plays audio file by DirectX. If you want to play m4a file, you must register m4a codec for DirectX. I check ONJOは by following codec.、STANDARD Codecs

History

01/11/23

- Support has ended for windows 8.1.

01/13/18 ONJO 1.11

- The bug at the end of the playing was fixed.

- The function of displaying the duration was added.

12/06/17 ONJO 1.10

- First Release

Donate

ONJO is freeware. Although you can use for free, in order to keep up improvement of software, please donate.

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Acknowledgments

Thanks to KJ Georgette for help with this Readme file.

Thanks to TFA Akina for helping development of this software.

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