xmplay can't calculate replaygain so it's useless for meCheck out XMPlay, free, lean, great plugins and constant updateshttp://support.xmplay.com/
xmplay can't calculate replaygain so it's useless for meCheck out XMPlay, free, lean, great plugins and constant updateshttp://support.xmplay.com/
Now thats a blast from the past. The hours I spent trying to get a skin which matched my WindowBlinds one exactly.
I could never trust someone who still uses Winamp in the year of our lord 2018.
It's like still watching VHS. It's the first step in being fucking old and 'not with it' anymore. Next thing you know you're facetiming your kids to ask them to explain how to install a printer and when you show them the box you actually bought a paper shredder. Friends don't let other friends keep using Winamp.
.As someone still using winamp... hell yeah
I could never adjust to anything else.
I also enjoyed making WinAmp skins ha ha.Successfully building my first Winamp skin was one of the highlights of my teenage years.
not before the mIRC integration come first.
Yes, replaygain is the best thing ever.
I never really used Winamp for anything other than chiptune emulation (which I haven't done since game music became prevalent on YouTube). It's nice and compact, but it had some weird bugs and interface oddities.
After Windows Media Player started getting bloated, I switched to Media Player Classic, which has a super clean interface and high (but not universal, alas) compatibility. Many people swear by VLC, but I find it harder to configure and not quite as responsive as MPC.
My only real problem now is that MPC has stopped major updates, and nobody has volunteered to continue...
P.S. Later versions of Winamp changed the intro to "Llama tested, mother approved."
For those wanting to relive some nostalgia without leaving the browser you can check out a browser-based classic Winamp with playlist, skin support, visualizations, and EQ all usable.
Check out XMPlay, free, lean, great plugins and constant updateshttp://support.xmplay.com/
"What I see today is you have to jump from one player to another player or aggregator if you want to listen to a radio station, to a podcast player if you want to listen to a podcast — this, to me, is not the final experience," he explained. It's all audio, and it's all searchable in one fashion or another. So why isn't it all in one place?
The planned version of Winamp for iOS and Android will be that place, Saboundjian claims. On desktop, "the war is over," he said, and between the likes of iTunes and web apps, there's not much room to squeeze in. But mobile audio is fractured and inconvenient.
but it had the best skins. remember skins? oh those were the days
Came here to say this.
It still plays all my music just as well as other player why would I change.I could never trust someone who still uses Winamp in the year of our lord 2018.
It's like still watching VHS. It's the first step in being fucking old and 'not with it' anymore. Next thing you know you're facetiming your kids to ask them to explain how to install a printer and when you show them the box you actually bought a paper shredder. Friends don't let other friends keep using Winamp.
Dude. Where? What?Yes. XMPlay is an exceptional player. Less than 500 KB, no installation, excellent compatibility, great sound quality, simple skinning support.
I use this skin:
Am I missing something? There's clearly an option for replaygain (album, track, etc.) under DSP.
Cheers! I haven't looked at new skins for a while, that Midnight skin is a great match for Win10.
Yes, it can use replaygain if it's in the metadata of the audio file. But it can't calculate the replaygain data to write it into the metadata in the first place, I would need another program for this and do it manually. Winamp, Foobar, MusicBee all can do this.Am I missing something? There's clearly an option for replaygain (album, track, etc.) under DSP.