CyberPlayer3DS v1.0.7 by Taifuoguru

Plays MP3, WAV (PCM16), FLAC and OGG Vorbis from anywhere on the SD card. AAC, M4A and Opus files show up in the list but won't play. Opening a track makes a playlist of its folder. MP3s start at 105% speed by default, the rest at 100%.

It tries to keep playing with the screen off or the lid shut, and headphones are recommended for lid-closed listening. Settings has a C-Stick mouse cursor. There's a random radio-static transition effect, and Matrix log and Geiger effects that are off unless you turn them on.

Player:
- A: play or pause
- B: back to the file browser
- D-Pad left and right: previous and next track
- Circle Pad left and right: seek
- X: screen-off mode
- Y: automatic visualiser switching
- L: shuffle
- R: repeat mode
- ZL and ZR: EQ preset

In the file browser, X searches the SD card for audio and Y opens settings. Select is a hold switch.

Unfortunately, playing FLAC files with sampling rates higher than 44.1 kHz or bit depths above 16-bit is too demanding for both Old 3DS and New 3DS models. Currently, it is not possible to play these high-res files while simultaneously rendering visual effects and graphics.

To address this, I have added a new error-handling function: if you attempt to load an unsupported audio format, the app will now display an error message stating that the file is not supported, rather than crashing.

I believe the FLAC playback issue on the 3DS is now mostly resolved. If you use the correct FLAC specifications (16-bit / 44.1 kHz), it should theoretically play without any lag or stuttering. However, I am still not 100% sure how it will perform on all Old 3DS models under different loads, so I am highly looking forward to your feedback and comments