VSAuP app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Kenji Nakamura
First release : 21 Jun 2013
App size: 11.94 Mb
VSAuP can:
- vary the playback speed without changing the tone pitch.
- have 7 playback speed rates.
- play back audio sources in your iTunes library, including Podcasts, Audiobooks. a
- show the lyrics in your iTunes library and scroll them automatically along with the playback proceeding.
- search web pages for a song/podcast with auto-genarated keywords, so that you can see its lyrics/transcripts as playing it back.
- keep bookmarks with the playback time and lyrics position.
- can synchronize with your iTunes library, so that just one song will lead all others of the album into the playlist, or youll be free from importing podcast episodes again and again.
- can import mp3/m4a audio files or txt/html/srt text files from e-mails.
- can synchronize an audio and a SRT text with auto-scrolling and highlighting. The SRT text may be lyrics in iTuens library, an e-mail attatchment, or a download from web.
- can assign a subtrack to the audio title, like own language to foreign language, and play them back alternatively.
- convert the lyrics text into the script format suitable for the dialogues of play or movie.
Latest reviews of VSAuP app for iPhone and iPad
Does not show anything in my iTunes library. I have many files(speech) I play in iTunes. I had hope to listen at faster playback rate. It does however show things in iTunes U.
This is the ONLY app Ive found that will play the Music apps audiobooks clearly at 1.5x speed w/o painful importing. Plus its customizable on speed. Car bluetooth support, please! Thanks for the app!
Trying this app in my car on my iPhone 5s, both by bluetooth and by lighting cable, the audio from VSAuP would often stop and switch to music from my iPhone. The UI is also ugly and not so intuitive. Can’t seem to read mp3s stored in my iCloud Drive. I had to move an mp3 into the app’s data area using iTunes.
Ive tried this for five minutes and crashed it six times. The lyric function is strangely dominant in a variable speed player. The ability to finely control the speed is strangely lacking in a variable speed player. The speed increments are not finer than 10%, far too crude for musical tempo changes.