Great article on Winamp[views:5461][posts:8]___________________________________ [Jun 26,2012 6:39pm - arktouros ""] (do you still use that thing?) http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/06/wi...w-greatest-mp3-player-undid-itself/ |
________________________________ [Jun 26,2012 6:53pm - Mark_R ""] Agreed, read it yesterday, pretty illuminating - a nice detailed look at what we probably know the basics of. I would like to use Winamp, especially for playing FLAC, but for some reason the sound quality is noticeably worse when playing the same mp3 file through it vs iTunes or Windows Media Player. Really odd to me. |
______________________________________ [Jun 26,2012 7:28pm - the_reverend ""] I use it every day. On my phone too |
_________________________________ [Jun 26,2012 11:05pm - xmikex ""] very cool article. thanks for posting. |
____________________________________ [Jun 27,2012 1:26am - Alx_Casket ""] the_reverend said:I use it every day. On my phone too This. Good article, the politics behind the AOL acquisition make too much sense in terms of the effects on version cycles. |
____________________________________________________ [Jun 27,2012 8:49am - menstrual_sweatpants_disco ""] TLDR (past the first page). I still use Winamp. It's a little buggy on my newest machine though. Playing multiple video files in different formats will occasionally crash Winamp for some reason. Could be a driver issue. Had this issue ever since day 1 of a clean install with newest drivers. |
____________________________________ [Jun 27,2012 9:10am - arilliusbm ""] Winamp has always had Impulse Tracker and other module support. Therefore I will never stop using anything else. |
______________________________ [Jun 27,2012 9:36am - ark ""] i still use it on my desktop and now my phone. it's terrible at video playback but i never put much effort into it. i just use VLC. and for piles of music, i think media monkey is much better. winamp could have been a great program 10 years later if they were never bought out. |
_______________________________________ [Jun 28,2012 12:58am - Fake BURNSY ""] Don't forget after ditching WinAMP Justin Frankel went on to found Cockos and create Reaper, My favorite DAW. |