Freeware June 11, 2007 posted by Red

TinyCD – the smallest Windows CD player in existence?

tinycd TinyCD the smallest Windows CD player in existence?

TinyCD. Billed as the smallest Windows CD player in existence. You think?

This is intended to be a highly simple, no-frills CD player. If you want a more sophisticated one, there are plenty out there that will mow the lawn, walk the dog, play chess, and trade stock on the Nasdaq and the NYSE. But if you want a simple, easy-to-use player, this is for you. To play a CD, open the program, put in a CD, and hit the green “Play” button. That’s it. Nothing more.

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Rogier

CD? What?

compact disk
�noun an optical disk approximately 43/4 in. (12 cm) in diameter, on which a program, data, music, etc., is digitally encoded for a laser beam to scan, decode, and transmit to a playback system, computer monitor, or television set. Abbreviation: CD Compare optical disk

Oh… those things… don’t use them anymore ;-)
Diesel

there’s a winamp plugin that fits in your system tray. so much for smallest Windows CD player in existence!
http://www.krisjohn.net Krisjohn

Jeez. Just press the play button on the front of your drive.
SpeedRacer

TinyCD??? I remember using this in the 1990′s before the advent of MP3. It was useful at the time.