Sendspin’s C++ command-line player bundles the runtime needed to start on a Windows computer without a separate Visual C++ installation. Its setup script also asks for a player name and offers a short list of audio outputs, with the system default as the initial choice.
The selected speaker is saved by name and audio interface rather than a device number that can change when a monitor, Bluetooth device or headset comes and goes. Existing configured names and outputs stay in place during upgrades.
A new uninstaller removes the player, its startup task and firewall rule. Saved configuration and pairings remain unless the owner chooses to remove them too.