And for someone wants to find the best audio player for Mac is because he wants to play his video with amazing sound quality. This OS X audio player natively supports 180+ music formats including FLAC, WMA, M4A, OGG, MP3, AAC, etc. So basically i would love for someone to either suggest how i can browse an external hard drive and view artist and album name or, as the original poster wanted - suggest a good music player. Had a look at songbird (well, i got it yesterday, so am still exploring - i like how you can import the song names without it needing the songs to 'be there'). I used to just drag and drop using winamp and vlc but now that's not good enough as i often don't know what i'm dragging and dropping (compilations etc). To elaborate, my problem is that I keep all my music on an external hard drive, and browse it for tune picking purposes (for work).
I have tried alternatives to finder but nothing has the options i require. I have recently switched from windows and my major problem is not that i don't like itunes (i am a dj and have synced it with my dj software so i cannot use it as my day-to-day player) but that finder does not allow me to view artist and album name - something one takes for granted as part and parcel of file browsing coming from windows. I cant help you with the last one but you could try giving iTunes a try on Mac OS X as its fast and integrates with the system very well and you could try clicking the eye button on the bottom right to view genres, artists and albums without repeats for evey song. Im assuming you dont like iTunes becuase you are used to its slow, annoying Windows cousin, or you dont like how it lists songs of the same artist or you just dont like how Apple forces you to use iTunes to sync an iPod. I dont think theres a full version of Winamp for Mac yet but Googling for 'winamp + mac os x' bring up a few results.
But theres also, (looks like iTunes but allows plug-ins). Well i was going to say iTunes which actually uses Mac OS X's QuickTime layer to play audio.
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