Due to very high request, I present the Songbird 1.7.3 installers.

You can either remove the old installation and do a fresh install or upgrade the existing one. Please leave feedback on your experience.

32-Bit Songbird 1.7.3 Linux Installer

64-Bit Songbird 1.7.3 Linux Installer

I understand that I am very late to release this latest installer for Songbird 1.2.0, but I’ve had a lot happening in my life the past year. The good news is that things are finally starting to die down, and I should now be able to return to regular blog updates. :]

Per high request, I present the Songbird 1.2.0 installer.

32-Bit Songbird 1.2.0 Linux Installer

64-Bit Songbird 1.2.0 Linux Installer

Make a fresh install or upgrade earlier Songbird version, either way should work. Have fun and take a second to leave thanks. :]

Full List of Songbird 1.2.0 Release Notes

Songbird 1.1.2 64-Bit Installer for those who want it. Sorry to say I have no way to test it, so please report back here with feedback. Cheers!

64-Bit Download:

Songbird 1.1.2 Linux Installer Download Link #1 (Dani.Tac-Ops.net)

Per request, Songbird 1.1.2 installer.

BUGS FIXED IN THIS UPDATE

Volume changes between tracks
The problem documented in bug 15751 caused Songbird to change playback volume between tracks with different sample rates. 

Crash on exit in Windows
Songbird will no longer crash on exit bug 15642. This was an intermittent problem that did not affect all Songbird users on Windows.

Media deleted from iPod during Songbird update

The bug that caused media to be deleted from iTunes-managed iPods during a Songbird update was fixed with an add-on update ( bug 15640). This Songbird update has an updated add-on block list to ensure that the buggy version of the add-on cannot be loaded by the application ( bug 15788).

32-Bit Songbird 1.1.2 Linux Installer

Make a fresh install or upgrade previous Songbird version, either way works. Have fun.

Ubuntu installer for Songbird 1.1.1 is here, FREE OF CHARGE!!!

ON TO FEATURES!

On demand Fetching of Album Artwork
Songbird can now fetch album artwork from the web at your command. Simply select or right-click a track and choose “Get Album Artwork”. You can also select your preferred source of artwork. By default, Songbird will retrieve album artwork from Last.fm but you can install other sources such as amazon.com via an add-on.

Watch Folders
You can choose to watch a folder hierarchy for changes and the content will auto-magically be imported in your library. If a file is removed from the watched folder, the corresponding track will be deleted from your Library.

Better Sorting
Library sorting supports unicode collation and better handling of leading definite and indefinite articles such as “The” and “a”.

Replay gain support (normalization)
If a track’s metadata contains replay gain (including iTunes-specific) information, Songbird will adjust the playback gain appropriately.

Improved Media Core & Better gapless playback
We rewrote the low level media core component for Windows to improve playback performance and lower cpu usage. Also, if an mp3 encoder places metadata information to indicate the exact beginning and end of the audio, Songbird is able to read it and use it to skip padding data that does not contain audio, leading to perfect gapless playback.

MTP Device Support
We fixed many bugs affecting MTP devices on Windows. We’ve also added the ability to synch authorized Windows Media DRM’ed content to your MTP device. To see if your MTP device is supported, or to report your findings, visit the MTP device page.

7digital MP3 Store (Beta)
Buy high quality MP3s (up to 320kbps) from the 7digital store in Songbird. The 7digital store in Songbird uses your most recently played tracks to recommend albums to you. Plus, 7digital contributes a portion of every purchase back to Songbird’s development. Every song you buy supports your favorite artist AND our development. Woot! The UK store is fully stocked, but the US and other European stores are still continuing to populate a complete catalog of music.

Performance Enhancements

We’ve continued to make the application more stable and zippier in all sorts of ways. Amongst other things, you should notice a smaller memory footprint and decreased CPU usage.

We made some substantial gains this release:

• Reduced memory use with a large library by 40%
• Cut CPU usage during playback by half
• Fixed playback memory leaks
• Made library caching configurable
• Added batching to the media importer, reducing memory use by 60%
• Reduced Mac download size 45%
• Fewer Crashes: We’ve worked hard to identify and fix ten of the most common crashes in Songbird.

32-Bit:

Songbird 1.1.1 Linux Installer Download Link #1 (Dani.Tac-Ops.net)

Songbird 1.1.1 Linux Installer Download Link #2 (MediaFire.com)

Songbird 1.1.1 Linux Installer Download Link #3 (FileFactory.com)

64-Bit:

Songbird 1.1.1 Linux Installer Download Link #1 (Dani.Tac-Ops.net)

Make a fresh install or upgrade previous Songbird version, either way works. Have fun.