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Specs
Pros
Pro Supports many formats
CloudPlayer supports MP3, FLAC, AAC, OGG, ALAC, wav, m4a file formats, making for a player that works with pretty much an file in a users collection.
Pro Offline support
Offline playback is supported by allowing users to download the music they would like to play back when offline. This is really convenient for when a user knows they will be heading out somewhere where a data connection will be slow or spotty.
Pro Protects you from accidentally using cellular data
The app has a setting that when turned on will prevent it from using cellular data so you can rest assured that you won't accidentally rack up a phone bill even if your Wi-Fi drops out.
Pro 10 band EQ
CloudPlaye has an in-built 10 band EQ with PreAmp, allowing for users to easily customize how they want their player to sound.
Pro Elegant interface
The app has a clean material design UI that doesn't get in the way. It focuses on album art to make it vibrant and throws in small touches throughout that highlight the attention to detail. For example, the color of the name of the artist and title of the album matches the color of album art, etc.
Pro Airplay and Chromecast support
With the built in function to cast to Airplay and Chromecast devices users can easily stream their cloud storage music.
Pro Supports scrobbling to Last.fm
CloudPlayer supports scrobbling the music the user is currently listening to, to Last.fm. Though this does require the official Last.fm app for Android to be installed.
Cons
Con Cloud storage streaming is a premium feature
The killer feature of CloudPlayer is not available in the free version of the app.
Con Initial indexing can take some time
The first time you start the app and connect it to your cloud storage account it will index all local and online music, pull metadata, album art, etc. At a rate of about 2-3 seconds per song the process can easily take a good while.
Con No pCloud support
You can only use it with a very limited array of cloud services. pCloud is not one of them.
Con High data usage
Considering that many users will be using loss-less formats the data usage to stream these can be high, though not unfounded.
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Pro AllPlay and Chromecast support
Premium version of the app allows you to cast to AllPlay and Chromecast devices.
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