BookPlayer - free and easy to use player for audio books

Apple offers to listen to audio books in iBooks. If you do not want to put up with zamorochkami imports and limited format support, be sure to try BookPlayer. Free player for audio books created by a team of independent developers who have focused on simplicity and ease of application.

BookPlayer can play an audiobook in M4B format, M4A and MP3. Import files in three ways: through the iTunes, on AirDrop or iCloud Drive, Dropbox and other applications that support this feature. The most convenient way to use the cloud or, if you have the Mac, copy files on AirDrop.

Imported books immediately appear on the main screen BookPlayer. They are displayed in a list with a progress bar next to each. It also shows playlistsWhich is useful for MP3-books, divided into separate files by chapter.

player interface looks minimalistic and very carefully. After opening the book, he turns the whole screen automatically painting over background color cover. Swipe down the player easily folds into a small card with the name of the book and just as easily when you click on it.

Almost everything is controlled with the help of gestures. Touching the center of the screen stops and starts playing, swipe to the side responsible for the rewind, and to provide additional features buttons at the bottom of the screen.

BookPlayer allows to adjust the playback speed in the range of 0.75 to 2.5 of the original. There is a sleep timer, Chapter Review, as well as the opportunity to go to the beginning or as a note book the read.

In the appendix are not many options, but among them there are a couple of quite interesting options. For example, if you enable Smart rewind function, after the 10-minute break in listening BookPlayer books will automatically wind off 30 minutes ago, reminding context. There are also sound reinforcement option settings rewind time for gestures, "forward" and "back".

BookPlayer have some disadvantages. For example, the current version does not work with the remote control headphones. But in general, the application leaves a very good impression. Developers quickly respond to comments and receive suggestions for improvement.