Music Player - Audio Player

Music Player - Audio Player & Equalizer offers a comprehensive media player with a sleek design, robust equalizer, and MP3 cutter. The integrated high-quality equalizer enhances your music listening experience considerably. 💯💯

This Music Player & Audio Player automatically detects all audio files on your Android device and SD card. It simplifies the management of all your offline music in one place. It supports various music and audio formats like MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, FLAC, 3GP, OGG, etc. 💿🎵

🎼 Enhanced Equalizer & Excellent Sound Effects

- 5-band equalizer with a potent bass booster, volume enhancer, virtualizer, and 3D reverb settings.

- Over 22+ pre-set music tones (Normal, Dance, Folk, Heavy, Hip hop, Jazz, Pop, Rock...)

🎨 Stylish Design & Stunning Music Themes

You can freely personalize your unique music themes by selecting color or player themes within this MP3 player. Revel in your music with a chic and easy-to-use interface.

✂ Integrated MP3 Cutter & Ringtone Maker

- Conveniently trim the finest sections of audio songs.

- Save audio files as a ringtone, alarm, notification, music, etc.

🎶 Key Features for Music Player & MP3 Player:

⭐ Browse music based on tracks, artists, albums, folders, playlists, quick search

⭐ Folder support - Play songs by folder

⭐ Create your playlists - Manual backup of playlists

⭐ Music player with lyrics

⭐ Lockscreen controls with full-screen album display

⭐ Support for Smart Widgets

⭐ Audio Tag editor support

⭐ Sleep Timer & Drive Mode

⭐ Music fade in & fade out

⭐ Bluetooth compatibility

🎬 Additional Features for HD Video Player:

⭐ Compatibility with all video formats, including 4K/ultra HD video files

⭐ HD Video Player with speed control

⭐ Floating Video Player & Background playback

⭐ Safeguard your videos with a private folder

Indulge in your preferred music and videos using this all-in-one media player!

Using Experience

Music Player - Audio Player is the best media player and audio player for Android. The app is free to use and has a simple and easy-to-use interface. With its simple interface, you can quickly search for all your audio files, create your favorites list, and start listening. The app is free to use and is available in multiple languages.

It has an audio player for all your audio files and supports all types of music formats. You can play all your offline music at one place. It has an equalizer and supports music streaming from the internet. It also supports music from USB and SD cards. It has a powerful equalizer that lets you adjust the sound effects.

The app boasts a powerful equalizer with a 5-band adjustment capability, including an impressive array of sound effects like bass boost, volume boost, virtualizer, and 3D reverb settings. You can further personalize your listening experience by choosing from over 22 pre-set music tone styles to match your mood, be it Normal, Dance, Folk, Heavy, Hip hop, Jazz, Pop, or Rock.

Enjoy a visually appealing interface with a variety of free, customizable themes that reflect your personal style, all while navigating through a stylish and simple user interface. The built-in MP3 cutter and Ringtone Maker are handy tools that allow you to effortlessly edit audio files and set them as ringtones, alarms, or notifications.

The application doesn't just limit you to audio; it also offers features for an HD Video Player, supporting all video formats including 4K/ultra HD files. Experience convenient playback options such as speed control, floating and background play, and secure your private content with its video safe folder.

Key features like playlist creation and management, lyrics display, lock screen controls with full-screen album art, smart widget support, tag editor, sleep timer, drive mode, fade effects, and Bluetooth connectivity make this game a must-have for avid music enthusiasts. With its comprehensive range of functionalities, Music Player Audio Player is your ultimate media companion, ready to elevate your music and video playback to new heights.

Why Audio Is Not Playing on Android

Here are 15 possible reasons audio files may not be playing or working on an Android device:

1. The unsupported audio format or codec.

2. Corrupted audio file.

3. App issues or bugs.

4. Need for more storage space.

5. The device is in silent or vibration mode.

6. Headphones or speakers need to be correctly connected or functioning.

7. Bluetooth connection issues.

8. The device is in airplane mode or has no internet connection.

9. Outdated operating system or app versions.

10. Malware or virus infection.

11. Conflicts with other apps or services running in the background.

12. Hardware issues with the device’s audio components.

13. Audio driver issues.

14. Power-saving settings or battery optimization settings are affecting audio playback.

15. User error or accidentally muted device.

It’s important to note that the solutions for each of these reasons may vary and depend on the specific circumstances of the problem.

How to Fix Audio Won’t Playing (can’t play audio files)

1. Check The File Format

You should check the audio file format you are trying to play. Most Android devices support server audio file formats, including the MP3, WAV, AAC, and OGG file formats that Android can play, but these are the major ones.

It is one of the issues when your Android cannot play an audio file. It may be due to the file. The formats you are trying to play. You can use any audio player application. It would help you to play additional audio extensions easily.

2. Clear Cache & Data Of Media Player App

Sometimes the problem may be with the media player app you are using to play the audio file; clearing the cache and all the media player or the audio player apps data can help you fix this issue.

So, listen, there’s an app called “Files” on your Android device, it is indeed a file manager app developed by Google. While the “Files” app primarily focuses on file management and storage cleanup, it may also have basic media player functionality, allowing you to play audio and video files stored on your device.

To clear the cache of the “Files” app:

    1. Go to “Settings.”

    2. Find “Apps” or “Application Manager.”

    3. Locate and tap “Files” or “Google Files.”

    4. Tap “Storage.”

    5. Tap “Clear Cache.”

    3. Change Audio Player App

The thing you can do right now is try a different media player app or the audio player app because, in most cases, you might be using an outdated audio player or you might be using the Android default music player application, which sometimes does not support all the latest audio files.

Apps to Use As Audio Player Supports All Audio Files

   - VLC Media Player.

   - MX Player.

   - Youtube music.

So here are some of my recommendations that you can go along with:

According to statista.com, As of September 2022, Spotify has become the most famous music and audio app among Android users worldwide, generating nearly 12 million downloads in the Google Play Store. Following closely behind is Shazam, which boasts around 5.44 million downloads from Android users globally. It’s fascinating to see how these apps continue to dominate the music and audio category, and I can’t wait to see what other exciting developments will emerge in this space.

4. Check If the File Is Corrupted

The fourth and most important thing is to check for file correction.

If the audio file is corrupted, it may not play on your device; you can try fixing the file using an audio repair tool such as teller Phonics video repair or U.S. Data Recovery.

These are some of the top audio recovery apps; you can try other apps, too.

Most of the time, when you transfer audio files. If there is any interaction between the processes in the audio files, it becomes corrupted. Even in the standard update, you can’t play audio on Android; that can be due to file corruption.

5. Check The Sounds (Equalizer) Settings

Here is one of the silliest mistakes that most Android users make.

Sometimes, we experiment with the audio and all the audio effects in that process.

For instance, one of my cousin’s brothers used to customize his sound using the equalizer, increasing the base, decreasing the trible, and doing all that stuff, which makes his audio player sucks.

Because my cousin’s brother automatically saved his equalizer settings as the default whenever the audio player pleases on the default pitch or default tone.

So, that is why his audio files will not play. It played, but you could not hear it because it was significantly equalized.

6. Check Hardware Issues

This is the last thing you should check for hardware issues. 

Finally, if none of the above solutions work, it may be challenging. You can connect different headphones or speakers to your device to see whether it fixes the problem. 

If the issue persists, it may be a problem with your Android audio jack or speaker. You must take it to a repair shop, but play any sound from any app before that.

Also, when we use the headphones, the icon is sometimes stuck on Android. This can be the issue for most of the Android users who are using headphones daily because it can be a bug we already created in an article on how to fix the headphones icon Android. You can read that out.