Colibri is a native MacOS lossless audio player based on Bass playback technology that supports perfect clear bit playback in all popular lossless and lossy audio formats. Almost does not occupy system resources, performance optimization is relatively good, but also more power saving, support BS2B. ##### Features - Support FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, APE, TTA, DSD (DSDIFF and DSF coding), WAVPACK - Supports Ogg Vorbis, MP1/MP2/MP3 and AAC/M4A - Support network streaming/online broadcasting - Supports Chiptune and Tracker Music - Support for MOD and MIDI files (SoundFont per song) - Support 10-segment equalizer - Support automatic sampling rate switching - Default audio output - Remember the equipment you used last time - Multiple loop options - Each device configuration with automatic switching - Read, process and, to some extent, clean up the prompt table - Provides a true no-gap listening experience - with or without a Cue Sheet. - Save your current playlist when you exit and reopen your songs when you boot again. - Colibri tries his best to avoid most of the problems before, during and after the broadcast. - Colibri was able to render the song information the way it was intended to display: of all the metadata tried, it had no problem displaying either Cyrillic or Kanji/Katakana/Hiragana characters mixed with ASCII. - Colibri will not collect and use your private data or modify files in any way. - Display Album Covers - Colibri displays ID3/iTunes Art Metadata for embedded cover art in FLAC files and other files (mainly M4A/ALAC and MP3). If there is no result, it looks for the cover image in the folder where the current song is located. - Colibri can place a small, unobtrusive icon in the menu bar for easy access and control of the playlist - Colibri meets all of Apple's stringent requirements - Colibri's interface elements scale well at every screen resolution and pixel density.

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