Vox V2 wasn't a bad attempt at a basic Mac audio player, but version 3 is crippleware that now no longer includes BS2B support without paying a recurring fee. Removing this fairly basic feature - and many others, if you check the web page - with not even an option to pay a one-off fee to re-enable it/them was a very disappointing act. MPD + front end is more work to set up but is ultimately more flexible, so I'll likely stick with that. Vox V2 is buried in the small print on the Vox site and while you can download and use that, I'd advise you to just look elsewhere for a less user-hostile solution.

Sadly, Vox doesn't support Youtube as source anymore.

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Use Vox player. It lets listening music on YouTube and SoundCloud , he has stylish design, can adjust the sound quality and the price is acceptable. And that's cool, you can share your favourite tracks and has Loop, where I keep my music. Vox best player)

+1 for having audioscrobbler support that does not require last.fm's own crap-app running in the background :)

Vox is an excellent player who suport many coddecs. it plays lossless files that iTune can not.
........ and when you need, you can also use it for converting music files (that you can use later in your iTune.
it convert file very well & easily.

I was searching some audio player that don't had a library to add every audio file i'd play. Itunes makes me angry when i play a "untagged" audio file and it adds to the library. That makes my library ugly. Vox got my respect. I like it coz it simply plays what i want and even do some more stuffs.