You can download the music player by heading to the source link provided below. As a part of a limited period offer, the features will be available for free for the next three months. The features include Loudness leveling for maintaining consistent playback volumes, a smart transition between tracks, waveform seeking for audio patterns, and much more. The company is also rolling out some features that will be a part of the Plex Pass premium music package. Plex has made use of a combination of platforms including Electron, React, MobX, and ES7 to develop the music player. The app supports all music formats and also has a companion app that works as a remote control for other Plex players.

To run the app, the user either needs a macOS 10.9 or above or Windows 7 or newer. The Plexamp runs on both macOS and Windows with a native support for media keys (skipping tracks and play/pause toggles) and notifications. The music player takes inspiration from Winamp and offers extensive functionality with a barebones UI. This is one of the first projects by Plex Labs and is currently in an experimental testing phase. Previously, Id run XBMC on two HTPCs, but keeping the metadata up to date on two machines was wasteful of my time and bandwidth (there were ways to create a shared database, but it was not trivial). A couple days ago, popular media player platform Plex announced the launch of the Plexamp music player for macOS and Windows. I started paying for a Plex Pass in 2013 and bought a lifetime Plex Pass in 2014.

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