Another vote for the original Winamp. Close to 15 years old, it just does everything a music player needs to do, efficiently and without an excess of irritations.
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Another vote for the original Winamp. Close to 15 years old, it just does everything a music player needs to do, efficiently and without an excess of irritations.
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I started off several years ago using Winamp, but I mostly use MediaMonkey now. It uses less resources, & works with iphone & ipod touch. Which is great, because I REALLY dislike itunes. Still have to sync with it occasionally though.
Anyone try Splash Lite video player it works really well with HD and blueray movies.
http://mirillis.com/en/products/splash.html
I tried that once, but it simply refused to work - it would crash right after startup, every time. I use Windows 7 x86.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frankthetank1
Works good for me but I just tried it today. Its has some really good reviews. I have Windows 7 x64
Foobar2000. Nothing can compare to it.
I'm on the Foobar2000 train as well.
I've used Winamp, Helium, MediaMonkey and many others in the past. After trying Foobar for about 30 minutes, I have had no desire to look for anything else. That was months ago.
foobar for sure, but mediamonkey for reorganizing music. lets you sort by genre/tags and rewrite the metadata easily. Also organizes by folder, which is convenient.
The best media players are VLC media player and classic media player. The main advantage of using these software is both supports almost all media files like mp3,mp4, wma etc.