Blaze TrayAudio is a small yet very powerful media player for enjoying all of your favorite music and audio files. Trimmed down so it saves on valuable system resources, The software has many advanced features for listening to music while you work or play!

Blaze TrayAudio can handle the most popular sound formats, including: MPEG Audio Layer-3 (mp3), MPEG Audio Layer-2 (mp2), Windows Media Audio (wma), CD Audio Track (cda), Active Streaming Format (asf), Waveform Audio (wav), Audio Interchange Format (aif, aiff), SUN Microsystems Audio (au), Musical Instrument Digital Interface (mid, midi, rmi), Macintosh Sound Resource (snd), Raw Unsigned PCM Data (various extensions), audio playlists, and more, including other variations and less common formats.

Blaze TrayAudio can play one or more selected songs, or an entire playlist. You can easily create and save playlists of your favorite songs for convenient access later. You can even save playlists as HTML files. The program supports playlist loop and randomize features, and can scan playlists to remove duplicate files or those that no longer exist.

The interface is easy-to-use, giving you buttons for the most commonly used features, controls, and indicators. Like any good music player, Blaze TrayAudio lets you play, seek, pause, stop, and skip to the next or the previous song. It also has a handy volume control slider, mute button, balance control, and progress tracker. You can have Blaze TrayAudio display in a compact mode by hiding the currently loaded playlist. The interface is skinnable, so you can get a look that suits your personal taste. When Blaze TrayAudio starts playing, it will automatically minimize to the system tray where it's out of your way. In this way you can go on with your work or play while enjoying the desired audio playback. You can easily access the most commonly used features by simply right-clicking on the Blaze TrayAudio icon in the system tray and selecting the desired command.

Platforms: Win95 , Win98 , WinME , WinNT 4.x , Windows2000 , WinXP

System requirements: Pentium-class Processor, 64 MB RAM, 6MB HD, Sound Card