It does NOT rely on DOT NET, which I find to be a major plus, and it looks to be pretty lean in terms of the code-base and the use of system resources. It is a very basic, very simple program without a folder tree, but if you don't mind that limitation, it can work well as a drag-and-drop destination particularly for creating Audio-CD's.

I think I like the new interface better than the previous one, but I do sort of wish that they allowed you to set the Sidebar so that it can show Text-Only and Text With Icon in addition to the default Icon-Only. It was not able to close the track and recover with either occurrence. That's a fairly high-profile issue, and may be a show-stopper for some who may be hosting their audio library from a remote machine. Repeat test with different files on another networked drive yielded the same result. Buffer Underrun is enabled, which should help with hiccups but the thing hit 15% and stayed there for 38 minutes before I canceled it. In testing I'm finding that this app chokes on audio files that exist in a Gigabit Lan.

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