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I remember reading a few posts on the Winamp forums around a year ago that they were revitalizing development on Winamp, not sure if that went anywhere though.

• Teever 10y ago
  I have a feeling it isn't. I used to have winamp on my android phone and when I got a new phone a few months ago I discovered that they had removed winamp from the store. Which is unfortunate because winamp was surprisingly great on android too.
  • Splines 10y ago
    I would be surprised if it has. For most people playing compressed music is a solved problem.
    • cdelsolar 10y ago
      It's not about the problem being solved, Winamp was fast, minimal and beautiful. I miss it.
      • T-hawk 10y ago
        Why not just use a fast, minimal, and beautiful old version of Winamp? It still exists. I've been running v2.95 since 2003.
  • baobrain 10y ago
    Their site[0] says that they're revitalizing it, and the last dev tweet I could find was from October 2016 [1]. So I'd bet it's going along at a reasonable pace. [0]http://www.winamp.com/index.html http://www.winamp.com/index.html [1]https://twitter.com/Ed_Rich/status/788650603383754752 https://twitter.com/Ed_Rich/status/788650603383754752
    • sp0rk 10y ago
      It looks like he actually replied to somebody else very recently to say they're waiting on the legal department: https://twitter.com/ed_rich/status/817065613411713025 https://twitter.com/ed_rich/status/817065613411713025
• jccalhoun 10y ago
  Looking through the posts on their site it looks like it is still being worked on: http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=374929 http://forums.winamp.com/showthread.php?t=374929 From what I have read they had to rewrite a lot of code. I can't imagine that there are that many people working on it given how long it has been.