All #FastPlay needs at this point, IMHO, is shell intigration. Starting to make it my main music pplayer, except that it does not seem to have shell intigration in windows.

I’m aware that #FastPlay is a fantastic audio player and is rightfully getting rave reviews. I am clearly missing it but I’m wondering if someone can tell me if it able to play audio at 2 or 3 times speed. I often use QuickTime on the Mac to play audio double speed by using the J K and L keys and I’m looking for something similar on the PC. Does Fast Play do this? Thanks!!

wow, was playing around with #FastPlay a bit more, including creating global hotkeys. Somewhat off-putting that the c key does not act as a play/pause key, in that it just pauses the audio playing. Still thinking it would be cool to have a fade out hotkey, where the audio fades to stop. But yeah, control+shift is a good modifier combo for global hotkeys, imho. Plus, I was listening to a long speech, and the tempo effect came in handy.

@MewProjects I'm not seeing an option to assign #FastPlay to play mp3 files. I looked in Windows settings as well as in the dialog which comes up when assigning a filetype to an app for the first time. As noted in an earlier post, I don't get the option for, "always" when I choose your app in the list. Any idea as to why & how to fix it, especially, now that you say that feature has been implemented?

@MewProjects i have a #FeatureRequest regarding #FastPlay. I'd love to see the ability to use it as my default media player on #Windows. I love using it on the mac. Is this something you'd be willing to implement?

@carrottop1023 @JamminJerry VLC and #FastPlay play .opus, also winamp if you get the free InOpus plugin