- Operate the player in either Automatic
 or Manual mode. Switch between them any time.
- In Automatic mode, only the current
 deck can be playing a song.
- In Manual mode, the next
 deck can also be playing a song.
- Additional modes available in the player:
- Random
   : Randomly select songs until all have been played, reset and repeat.
- Fade-Out
 : Have the player fade-out the current song, with or without a delay .
- Repeat
 : Temporarily copy the current song in both primary decks.
- Single Play
 : Finish playing the current song and then stop.
- Sets
 : Save what you have loaded in the player as a single unit. In addition to lists settings, information saved includes the following:
- The work
 play next lists.
- The current next
 played songs.
- All multiple next
 songs. Up to 
- Lists
 : Create as many as you like. Each must be less than 100 days worth of audio files. Load as many into the player at one time as you want or need.
- Songs
 : Add or insert them from any directory on your system. Set their parameters on an individual basis. Current extensions are ‘.mp3‘, ‘.wav‘, ‘.wma‘.
- Display Grid {Right-Click}
 : Organize what is loaded in the display grid any way you want. Globally set song parameters within a list. Re-analyse song information in a list. (This menu is the only way to remove lists from the player.)
- Multiple Nexts
 : Set from  to next songs in the display grid.
- Messages
 : They can be any audio file supported by the player. Add or insert into lists. Three different ways the player can process them.
 Play in Sequence Pause Song, Play Message, Resume Song Lower Volume, Play Message, Raise Volume.
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- Decks A & B are always referred to as the current and next decks. They alternate with every song change.
- Cue
 : Use this deck to create up to 10 entries for each of the following position types:
- Hide
 the three primary decks and still have control over the player. Start and Stop play. You can even use the Click & Play feature.
- Outputs
 : When you have multiple output devices on your system, you can assign independent devices to each playback deck in the player.
- Live Queue
 : When you get one-off requests but you don’t want to change what is loaded, use this list to hold them. It cannot be saved but does allow for most other list features.
- Find
 : Three different ways to locate songs on your system. Only the names of the audio files are searched for the text entered.
- Presets
 : Create custom values for eight different controls on the face of the player. Load any of them on the fly.
- Preferences
 : A wide range of them that let you customize how the player reacts to different events. Some examples:
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