DeaDBeeF Player

1.34

Alexey Yakovenko

3.44

3,036 reviews

100,000+
Downloads

Free

Music player which can play many file formats + online radio (shoutcast)

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About DeaDBeeF Player

DeaDBeeF Player was a music & audio app developed by Alexey Yakovenko. It was removed from Google Play Feb 20, 2024 and is no longer available for download.

Download Statistics

DeaDBeeF Player had been downloaded 300 thousand times before it became unavailable.

User Ratings

DeaDBeeF Player was rated 3.44 out of 5 stars, based on 3 thousand ratings.

App Information

DeaDBeeF Player was free to download. The APK download size was 3.19 MB. The last available version was 1.34. The last update was on December 22, 2016.

Technical Requirements

DeaDBeeF Player required Android 2.3+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play January 2011.

Description

NOTE: This application is unsupported, and provided as is, mainly for historical reasons.

More data about DeaDBeeF Player

Price	Free to download
Total downloads	300 thousand
Rating	3.44 based on 3 thousand ratings
Version	1.34
APK size	3.19 MB
Number of libraries	1
Designed for Android	2.3+
Suitable for	Everyone
Ads	Contains ads

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Comments on DeaDBeeF Player for Android

★★★★★ I had one large FLAC file (an entire album) with no way to jump to certain songs, but then I noticed I also had .cue files, so I needed a player that supported .cue. This player does, it's exactly what I needed. 5 stars. (If anyone needs to know how to get to your sd card, just press the folder button in the bottom right, then press the folder at top with the 2 dots to go to the previous directories, until you see "sdcard". The exact path, for me, was /storage/sdcard1)

★★★★★ Is a simple player..... But, sound quality is great..... Excellent..... Good for audiophile.... Thanks and I don't like this,,,, but I very, very like this music player

★★★★★ Almost there... Just started using this player, and I'm really liking it! Only three wishes for improvement: 1) Make the playlists themselves sortable, drag & drop preferably. 2) Lock screen handling: play/pause/previous/next/in-track search bar. 3) Drag & drop within longer playlists gets difficult when going up or down 20 tracks... Maybe an option to select & drop would be easier. But besides these points I just have to congratulate the creator of this app! Amazing work!

★★★★★ Nearly perfect but... Please improve the widget, make it flat and usable on the lock screen. Much music widget can do this easily, but Deadbeat widget is not.

★★☆☆☆ Unable to select folder with music. I'm using Linux version on desktop, it's great, but android version.

★★☆☆☆ Linux version rocks. Android version sucks, it just doesn't detect media files on the internal storage, and I don't have a memory card.

★★☆☆☆ This was the subjectively absolutely the best music player for many years, then the developer dropped this project for a worse player, which has now been inactive for >3 years. This player can not access any files since Android's Storage Framework app-massacre (10).

Technologies used by DeaDBeeF Player

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