• bruhduh
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    982 months ago

    Millennials will see this and say “hell yeah”

  • @MIDItheKID@lemmy.world
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    932 months ago

    Ahh yes. Reminds me of my teenage years. Experimenting with Marijuana, pirated MP3s, and the Milkdrop visualization plugin for Winamp. Those were good times… Real good times.

    • @OopsOverbombing@lemmy.world
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      592 months ago

      Maaan, I had so many different skins for my Winamp player. Was such a great time to be on the internet. It was open and anonymous and had yet to be fully commercially exploited.

      • Altima NEO
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        92 months ago

        The best part was the commercially “exploited” parts were so woefully done. It was great seeing mega corporations stumbling to figure out how the internet worked, while the little guy has full control over it.

    • Deebster
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      In Foobar2000, Shpeck allows you to run those old Winamp vis plugins - I have Milkdrop 2.2 with all those old classics. They still look great on modern tech!

  • @hydrashok@sh.itjust.works
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    662 months ago

    Still whipping the llama’s ass all these years later! So glad this one never died. Way too much time getting all my music tags right so everything would be formatted correctly in Winamp when I was young.

    • @Ifera@lemmy.world
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      22 months ago

      Turns out one of my favorite bands is that Playlist (Diablo Swing Orchestra), pretty cool of them to release free music under the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs license, TIL.

    • @Jimmycrackcrack@lemmy.ml
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      22 months ago

      Never heard of anything on the playlist before and I doubt I would have really stumbled on it normally because it’s not the style I normally seek out but so far it all slaps. How is it they’re allowed to include this stuff on their website?

    • @Whelks_chance@lemmy.world
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      12 months ago

      I’ve seen this before, but didn’t realise they got milkdrop working. I bought an MMX compatible processor specifically to be able to run this, back in the day.

  • @AMillionMonkeys@lemmy.world
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    342 months ago

    Interesting. As much as I’m a Foobar2000 fan, it’s not open source. Looks like I’ll be giving Winamp another spin soon.

  • @spacemanspiffy@lemmy.world
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    332 months ago

    If this gets updated and ported to Linux, I’d switch. Until then, Sayonara Player is still the best I have found on Linux.

  • @tabular@lemmy.world
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    162 months ago

    No mention of a license but it talks about being the “official version”, suggesting one can fork it.

  • @Naz@sh.itjust.works
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    162 months ago

    I have unironically used Winamp since 2003, and I continue to do so now, even with a lossless passthrough DAC, lol

    • @Skullgrid@lemmy.world
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      52 months ago

      which skin are you using? post a screenshot , alongside your current playlist so we can be entertained

      • @btaf45@lemmy.world
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        32 months ago

        Here is my current playlist. Using the “modern” (blue background) skin.

        1981-Time\09 - Lights Go Down.mp3
        1974-Eldorado\03 - Boy Blue.mp3
        1975-Face The Music\06 - Strange Magic.mp3
        1979-Discovery\02 - Confusion.mp3
        1981-Time\08 - From The End Of The World.mp3
        1976-A New World Record\02 - Telephone Line.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\03 - Sweet Talkin Woman.mp3
        1979-Discovery\05 - Last Train To London.mp3
        1974-Eldorado\02 - Can’t Get It Out Of My Head.mp3
        1981-Time\05 - The Way Life’s Meant To Be.mp3
        1980-Xanadu\09 - All Over The World.mp3
        1981-Time\10 - Here Is The News.mp3
        1976-A New World Record\05 - So Fine.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\10 - Standin In The Rain.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\11 - Big Wheels.mp3
        1981-Time\03 - Yours Truly 2095.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\12 - Summer And Lightning.mp3
        1979-Discovery\07 - On The Run.mp3
        1976-A New World Record\08 - Do Ya.mp3
        1981-Time\04 - Ticket To The Moon.mp3
        1979-Discovery\04 - The Diary Of Horace Wimp.mp3
        1975-Face The Music\03 - Evil Woman.mp3
        1979-Discovery\03 - Need Her Love.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\13 - Mr. Blue Sky.mp3
        1980-Xanadu\08 - Dont Walk Away.mp3
        1977-Out Of The Blue\01 - Turn To Stone.mp3

  • @Bruncvik@lemmy.world
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    152 months ago

    I’m still using Winamp 2.91. I’m just too used to it to change. Now, if someone added Flac support to the same interface, I’d be happy. And if someone ported it to Linux and Android, I’d pay big bucks for it.

  • MeanEYE
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    122 months ago

    Just like everyone else, at one point I used WinAMP, then when they started the upgrade to new and significantly more hardware demanding version I switched to Aimp, which to this day I use as mobile application. Am no longer on Windows, but I still miss those applications. VLC simply doesn’t fit that role of a music player.

    Open sourcing WinAMP means we’ll probably get a ported version for Linux, which I am very much looking forward to.

      • MeanEYE
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        02 months ago

        I used both and things felt off. WinAMP of old was no nonsense player. Once version 3.x came it wasn’t as popular and it was much more of a polished product but came with bunch of features that weren’t needed in my opinion.

    • @xavier666@lemm.ee
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      12 months ago

      Someone said it was explicitly written with Windows in mind, so the Linux port will probably take some time. Converting all the Win API calls will take some time.