Jampa is just another music player. So why another one ? I had been looking for the perfect (in my point of view) music player for long times. I had some objectives criterion. It had to be open-source, and able to run both on Linux and Windows (because i run Linux at home and Windows at work, and i like to have the sames applications). It also had to be able to display music library using embended tags, but also classic directory tree structure, as my music is far from being well-tagged. I had also some more subjectives criterion, like beauty , simplicity , or ease of use .

Jampa Features:
1. Focused on playlists
Everything is playlist in Jampa. Whenever you choose to enqueue a file or a set of file, they are added into a playlist. If no playlist is specified, they are added to a default playlist. This default playlist always exists and cannot be deleted.
2. Library and/or filesystem view
Jampa can display your music based on embended tags or directory structure.
3. Fully customizable user interface
All views can be moved and docked wherever you want. Views layout can be saved and retrieved later.
4. Frontend for MPlayer
Jampa can use MPlayer, a powerful, multiplatform audio and video player, as its playback engine.
5. Multiplatform
Jampa is offically supported on Windows and Linux, but may be able to work on any platform supported by Java, MPlayer, and Eclipse RCP.
6. Open source
Jampa is released under the term of the GPL version 3.

Requirements:
* Java

The license of this software is Free, you can free download and free use this music&mp3 player software.