OMO v0.3 Released!

Posted on December 02, 2017, 9:27pm

OMO v0.3 has just been released! With this release, all of the core player features have been implemented.

New features include:

• Remember queue from previous session.


• Cache library data to speed up library loading.


• Implement track looping for codec handlers that can support it.


• Add volume and seek controls to the player UI.


• Add support for Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages.

OMO v0.2 Released!

Posted on October 18, 2017, 7:06pm

OMO v0.2 is now available for download! The biggest change is library scanning now uses a separate thread. You can continue to use OMO while the library scanning process runs in the background.

We have also added support for MIDI files on Windows and all platforms now have support for the same modular music formats (some formats were unsupported on some platforms in the previous release).

There have been several UI improvements as well. OMO can, also, now open files and folders passed to it from the command line without crashing.

You can get the latest version of OMO from OMO's project page, as usual.

OMO v0.1 Released!

Posted on August 29, 2017, 5:51pm

We have just released OMO v0.1! OMO is a new organizer and player for your music collection. OMO plays back a wide variety of music formats. You can also use OMO to organize your entire music collection with its extensive tagging system.

You can get the current version from the OMO project page.

vGolf Deluxe v1.0.2 Released!

Posted on March 26, 2017, 11:16am

We've just posted a new version of vGolf Deluxe. This new version addresses a bug where advanced cup placement code was not executed, leading to some holes having multiple cups. As usual, you can find the download links on the game's project page.

Jollier Greens DLC Course for vGolf Deluxe Released!

Posted on March 14, 2017, 8:48pm

We have just released Jollier Greens, a new DLC course for vGolf Deluxe. You can get the new course by going into the Browse DLC menu in the game. This new course, "plays like its predecessor, only more jollily."