Application: 1by1
Category: Music & Video
License: Freeware
Language: English
Description: 1by1 is a small, fast & handy audio player which is not only small: it provides a smart & versatile environment to handle your file collection & listen to your tracks - with no need for playlists or databases.
Download 1by1 Portable 1.83 Dev Test 1 [1+1MB download / 1MB installed]
(MD5: a1e7f752c49e5ee51ff93d0aeaf23b0b)
Online Installer: This is an online installer that will download additional files during setup.
Plugins:
Download mpglib for 1by1 Portable 0.92 Dev Test 2 [1+1MB download / 1MB installed]
(MD5: 5b7865d7d20f9525f046fad46c890f0d)
Release Notes:
1.83 Dev Test 1 (2014-11-11):
- 1by1 updated to 1.83.
1.81 Dev Test 1 (2013-11-13):
- 1by1 updated to 1.81.
1.80 Dev Test 1 (2013-10-28):
- 1by1 updated to 1.80.
- Updated EULA.
1.79 Dev Test 1 (2013-05-23):
- 1by1 updated to 1.79.
- Improved path portability.
- Updated icon.
1.78 Dev Test 1 (2012-12-20):
- 1by1 updated to 1.78.
1.77 Dev Test 1 (2012-11-11):
- 1by1 updated to 1.77.
- Upgraded to PAL 2.2.
1.76 Dev Test 1 (2012-04-16):
- 1by1 updated to 1.76.
- Went back to using command line option to force local INI because...
- ... config files are now moved with wildcards.
- New INI string for (3) external programs.
- Added new 1by1 icon to package (incl. 256 x 256 & appicon_128.png).
- Separated config files for app & launcher (except REG).
- Discontinued plugins (except mpglib). Use the 1by1 Plugin Pack or BASS instead.
- Updated mpglib plugin. Binary now included (LGPL) & packaging.
- Upgraded to PAL 2.1.2.
1.75 Dev Test 1 (2011-06-17):
- 1by1 updated to 1.75.
- More 1by1 - Plugin Pack portability fixes.
- Disabled backup/restore of $WINDIR\cdplayer.ini.
- Upgraded to PAL 2.1.
1.74 Dev Test 1 (2011-04-11):
- 1by1 updated to 1.74.
- Fixed a few issues when using the 1by1 - Plugin Pack.
1.73 Dev Test 1 (2011-04-07):
- 1by1 updated to 1.73.
- Converted to PAL 2.0.80.2.
- Updated EULA.
- Updated to latest PAF spec.
- Replaced CL option with new local INI file.
- Improved hex handling (no more StrReplace).
- Playlist file now handled.
- Clean install recommended.
1.72 Dev Test 1 (2010-11-30):
- 1by1 updated to 1.72.
- last_file & log file issues fixed. Thanks Mark Sikkema.
1.71 Dev Test 1 (2010-11-17):
- 1by1 updated to 1.71.
- last_file is now stored as random (?) number in "1by1.ini". Seems a step backwards for portability...
- Still no drive switching on "1by1.log".
1.70 Dev Test 1 (2010-07-13):
- 1by1 updated to 1.70.
- The file created by the new track logging feature is not update-able with textreplace. If you enable this feature, the file will be backed up to "Data\settings" as normal but no drive switching will take place on it (disabled in the NSI).
1.69 Dev Test 1 (2010-04-09):
- 1by1 updated to 1.69.
- Removed DefaultData. All files are written on first run & if you have Mp3tag Portable or mp3DirectCut Portable installed, they'll be added to 1by1's right-click menu automatically (clean install only).
- Added SecondaryLaunch/Cleanup check.
- Removed the abilty to change the name of the app/settings directories & the program executable with the INI.
1.68 Dev Test 5 (2009-12-23):
- Ogg Vorbis plugin reg key now saved.
1.68 Dev Test 4 (2009-12-18):
- Ogg Vorbis plugin leaves "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Winamp\in_vorbis". Sorted.
- Added $USERTYPE check for '$WINDIR\cdplayer.ini' (CD Reader plugin).
1.68 Dev Test 3 (2009-12-11):
- Added '/localini' to $EXECSTRING. Required if you don't have write-access to program directory (otherwise '1by1.ini' is stored in $APPDATA), not that it will ever happen, but hey...
- Added CD Reader 2.0 beta 3 plugin. It can use a local CDDB so '$WINDIR\cdplayer.ini' is backed up & restored (location isn't configurable).
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Changes to 'App\DefaultData\settings\1by1.ini' -
- Added Mp3tag Portable to External1. Right-click on a folder in tree view or a file in file view & select "Open with Mp3tagPortable.exe" to tag your files.
- Added mp3DirectCut Portable to External2. Right-click on a file in file view & select "Open with mp3DirectCutPortable.exe" to edit your MP3 file.
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To get the above options working you can either -
- Start with a clean run by removing or renaming your settings directory (requires both programs to be installed to their default locations ie: 'X:\PortableApps').
- Go to "Settings/Control/External programs" & browse to the files.
1.68 Dev Test 2 (2009-12-09):
- Default 'folder.jpg' now backed up to 'Data\settings'.
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Added plugins -
- FLAC 1.2.1
- MP4 2.1 beta
- Ogg Vorbis 1.35
1.68 Dev Test 1 (2009-12-08): Initial release
Tested with:
XP Home SP3 (Admin), 7 Professional SP1 64-bit (Admin)
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Works on XP SP3 with admin rights. Regshot below.
PortableApps.com Advocate
That's a nice looking regshot you've got there
To be fair though, the app is already portable, I just packaged it and added drive switching so I can't take all the credit!
I'm just about to upload some plugins that will add OGG, FLAC, AAC, MP4 & M4A to the list of playable formats. Which should just about cover it
It's a nice, simple audio player and works great with the PortableFileAssociator SendTo feature. Less is more etc.
You might want to ask an admin if you want to obscure your name in the RegShot output.
neutron1132 (at) usa (dot) com
Would a Mod be so kind please?
PortableApps.com Advocate
Done
Sometimes, the impossible can become possible, if you're awesome!
Thanks
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Great player for portable use, since it's so damn small. Ideal for old or slow flashdrives. And it's made for me as I just need folder-navigation and shuffle.
No issues so far, works as expected.
Thanks!
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But what is the problem about that ?
1by1.log just seems to be an ordinary utf-16LE file, on which newtextreplace will be able to do the drive switching.
It would be a nice extra feature, as the user is able to play the files directly from the 'Track log'
Formerly Gringoloco
Windows XP Pro sp3 x32
... 'last_file is now stored as random (?)' issue as-well.
the last_file value is a utf-16LE hex value of the path,
I came-up with a macro what deals with it:
!define ReplaceHexUtf16LE '!insertmacro ReplaceHexUtf16LE' !macro ReplaceHexUtf16LE STRING IT WITH ${registry::HexToStrUTF16LE} ${STRING} ${STRING} ${StrReplace} ${STRING} ${IT} ${WITH} ${STRING} ${registry::StrToHexUTF16LE} ${STRING} ${STRING} !macroend, the specific functions are only available in the unicode registry plug-in
As I done some successful testing on the 1by1.log updating, I basically have the whole script ready here.
I include the ReplaceHexUtf16LE into the script, but have only successfully tested it separately of the launcher. I'm not really sure where I can find the specific setting in 1by1's menu Settings.
So give it a look over yourself as-well, hope it's solved all current issues !
Formerly Gringoloco
Windows XP Pro sp3 x32
Thanks, that all seems to be working well so, as 1by1 has been updated to 1.72, I will use it in the launcher.
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See above.
(But of course it's easy to update manually, which I already did)
Thanks, I forgot to upload it
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1by1 1.83 released
Thanks, looks like I forgot to upload this back in August