A remote-control for your music: Play, pause, and skip tracks in your favorite music player from any application.
Enso Media Remote Control
You know the feeling: You’re writing away on an email, listening to some music, and a song you really don’t want to hear starts playing. You want to change it, but you’re in the middle of a great sentence and don’t want to lose your focus by fidgeting with windows just to bring your music player to the foreground. Don’t you wish you could just say "next" to make your music player jump to the next song, no matter what you’re doing?
That’s what Enso Media Remote Control is all about. It lets you control your favorite music player from anywhere, without taking up any screen-space whatsoever.
For now, you’ll have access to commands like next track, previous track, play track, pause track, and the ability to set the volume. And if you happen to be using iTunes, you’ll also be able to command your computer to play songs by name, artist, album, or genre. More features are on the way. And because it’s an Enso command, you’ll have these commands anytime and anywhere.
Don’t know what an Enso command is? Then read this tour, or watch this related Enso Words demonstration .
Media Remote Control works with almost any music player out there, but we haven’t had time to test them all. We know it works with recent versions of iTunes, Winamp, and Windows Media Player. As time goes on, we hope to add support for more players. Leave a comment below to let us know which player you use.
Enough talk. Try it out — it’s free.
What's New
v0.2.0 (Wed, Oct. 10 2007): Added the Mute, Unmute, Play Song, Play Artist, Play Album, and Play Genre commands.
Keeping Up-To-Date
Check back often to make sure that you are up-to-date, or Get updates via RSS. To update a beta product simply download the installer and install. Enso will take care of the rest.
Enso Media Remote Control v0.2
Why Beta?
Humanized is committed to world-class customer support. Even people who don't love Enso love our support. This product is in beta, which means we can't guarantee full support. But that doesn't mean we won't try.
