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Playback & the display

Tactile transport controls under a scrolling readout, exactly the way a player should feel.

Reading the display

The display strip: 7-segment elapsed time, bitrate, sample rate, stereo badge, speed badge, and the track name — The display strip while a track is loaded.

7-segment clock — elapsed time in the current track; the smaller / 0:20 readout is the track's total length.
1411 KBPS · 44.1 KHZ — the track's bitrate and sample rate.
STEREO — channel layout badge.
x1.00 — current playback speed (lights up when not 1×).
Track name — scrolls marquee-style when it doesn't fit.

Transport

Seek bar, previous/play/pause/stop/next buttons, eject and fullscreen, volume and speed sliders, shuffle and repeat buttons — Seek bar, transport, eject + fullscreen, VOL / SPEED, and the mode buttons.

⏮ ▶ ⏸ ⏹ ⏭ — previous, play, pause, stop, next. Pause holds the position; stop returns to the start.
Seek bar — drag the knob anywhere in the track. The readout follows your drag and playback jumps when you let go.
⏏ — open files (⌘O); ⛶ — fullscreen visualizer (⌘F).

Volume and speed

VOL — the player's own volume, independent of system volume.
SPEED — playback rate from 0.5× to 2×. The current rate shows on the display. Great for audiobooks and long sets.

Shuffle and repeat

SHUF — random order over the playlist.
RPT — cycles off → repeat all → repeat one.

Both modes glow when active, and both are remembered across launches.