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Winamp 5, going to use it?

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Peripatetic
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Winamp 5 Final released.

Post by Peripatetic »

It's pretty cool. Stream video, stream radio stations, new AVS picks, etc. Best of all, doesn't feel like it's congesting your computer like Winamp 3. Here is the version history from the menu:

Winamp 5.0:
* Support for classic Winamp 1.x/2.x/2.9x skins and Winamp 3 ("Modern") skins
* Fancy new modern skin:
- Integrated video, AVS, and Milkdrop support
- Many built-in colorthemes
* Same ol' classic skin for people who want the Winamp 2 feel
* Vastly more powerful media library:
- Automatic background directory scanning options
- Customizable views and columns, graphical view editor
- Internet Radio (SHOUTcast) and TV listings
- Context-sensitive item info viewer
* CD ripping support (AAC@2x in free version, MP3 at unlimited speeds in pro)
* CD burning support (limited to 2x in free version)
* Advanced title formatting logic for file types that support it
* Huge AVS updates:
- New effects, bundled some popular 3rd party APEs
- A much better selection of default presets
- Experimental SMP support
- Full AVS preset subdirectory support
- Extensions and optimizations to the AVS evaluation library
* Support for playback of AAC and VP6 in NSV files/streams
* Global hotkey support
* new Signal Processing Studio DSP plug-in
* Options to disable plugin exception handling for developers
* A ton of new plug-in API calls (SDK forthcoming)
* fixed changing-systray options while minimized bug
* new Winamp icon
* added XP Manifest.xml to winamp.exe
* made agent icon use configured winamp system tray icon
* optimized winamp's load titles on demand logic, made faster
* made winamp's internal submenu management more reliable
* added skin font override preferences
* added spacebar shows current playlist item in playlist editor
* fixed manual playlist advance w/ repeat
* made winamp's open directory recurse checkbox nicer looking
* big prefs overhaul to make steve happy
* huge thanks to Amir Szekely and the rest of the NSIS developers for their help

http://download.nullsoft.com/winamp/cli ... 0_full.exe
http://64.12.168.244/winamp/client/winamp50_full.exe
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Post by Prey521 »

I like I like!!!!
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Post by Brk »

How's the bloat factor compared to 3.0?
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Post by Brk »

Oh man...imagine how big that Winamp Modern skin would be on 800 x 600 res! ROTFL
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Post by JTMON »

Originally posted by Burke
How's the bloat factor compared to 3.0?
Winamp 5.0:
* Support for classic Winamp 1.x/2.x/2.9x skins and Winamp 3 ("Modern") skins
* Fancy new modern skin:
- Integrated video, AVS, and Milkdrop support
- Many built-in colorthemes
* Same ol' classic skin for people who want the Winamp 2 feel
* Vastly more powerful media library:
- Automatic background directory scanning options
- Customizable views and columns, graphical view editor
- Internet Radio (SHOUTcast) and TV listings
- Context-sensitive item info viewer
* CD ripping support (AAC@2x in free version, MP3 at unlimited speeds in pro)
* CD burning support (limited to 2x in free version)
* Advanced title formatting logic for file types that support it
* Huge AVS updates:
- New effects, bundled some popular 3rd party APEs
- A much better selection of default presets
- Experimental SMP support
- Full AVS preset subdirectory support
- Extensions and optimizations to the AVS evaluation library
* Support for playback of AAC and VP6 in NSV files/streams
* Global hotkey support
* new Signal Processing Studio DSP plug-in
* Options to disable plugin exception handling for developers
* A ton of new plug-in API calls (SDK forthcoming)
* fixed changing-systray options while minimized bug
* new Winamp icon
* added XP Manifest.xml to winamp.exe
* made agent icon use configured winamp system tray icon
* optimized winamp's load titles on demand logic, made faster
* made winamp's internal submenu management more reliable
* added skin font override preferences
* added spacebar shows current playlist item in playlist editor
* fixed manual playlist advance w/ repeat
* made winamp's open directory recurse checkbox nicer looking
* big prefs overhaul to make steve happy
* huge thanks to Amir Szekely and the rest of the NSIS developers for their help
umm, looks pretty bloated, but doesn't seem to make my pc feel as lagged.
:D :D
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Post by TrevGlas »

Winamp makes your comp feel lagged??
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Post by TrevGlas »

You get the option to install whatever you want to/dont want to install.
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Post by Prey521 »

The Pro version is pretty cool, rips insanely quick!
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Post by purecomedy »

Originally posted by Prey521
The Pro version is pretty cool, rips insanely quick!


Hmmmm I wonder how the quality of it stacks up against other utilities. I kind of like to know if in it's haste to do it fast if it picked up a stratch from a CD and gleely carries on with no warning.

Also curious which codec it's using for mp3 encoding.
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Post by CableDude »

I'm sticking with 2.91
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Post by qball15j »

Originally posted by CableDude
I'm sticking with 2.91


Same here :D
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