Let BlueStacks turn your PC, Mac, or laptop into the perfect home for Opus Player – WhatsApp Audio, a fun Music & Audio app from pasquapp.
Opus Player feels like a plain, no fuss tool that quietly fixes the annoying parts of dealing with WhatsApp voice notes. On PC through BlueStacks it is even nicer, since a bigger screen makes scrolling long histories and sorting clips way less cramped. It started as an opus file player, but it has grown into a small control center for voice messages. Nothing flashy, just solid controls and a layout that gets out of the way.
What stands out is the control over how audio comes out. You can switch the output between the main speaker and the call earpiece, helpful when headphones are not around or when the proximity sensor acts up in WhatsApp. It keeps a clean history of sent and received voice notes by date, so finding that one clip from last month is quick. Listening through the app does not trigger blue ticks, so the sender will not see it as played. Organizing is the strong suit too. Categories with names and icons, renaming inside the app without touching the original file, quick text notes to remember what someone said, and multi select to share, delete, or file several messages at once. Sharing out to stories or posts works fine, which is rare for audio. It can also scan other folders if you point it there, including Telegram voice messages that use the ogg extension. Just a clear warning worth repeating, it does not save or back up anything, so if a note gets deleted from WhatsApp or the file manager, the app cannot bring it back.
BlueStacks brings your apps to life on a bigger screen—seamless and straightforward.
