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Non-Windows peeps, I got you fam: https://webamp.org/ https://webamp.org/ You can drag local files into the queue. And look, over 5k skins: https://archive.or

Non-Windows peeps, I got you fam: https://webamp.org/ https://webamp.org/ You can drag local files into the queue. And look, over 5k skins: https://archive.org/details/winampskins https://archive.org/details/winampskins

sangnoir 8y ago
Is this open-source or is there a plan to make it a Desktop PWA? Late 90's me wouldn't believe this would ever be possible without using plugins. What a time to be alive.
- brazzledazzle 8y ago
  https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp
- captbaritone 8y ago
  Yeah! We're working on it. The multi-window layout of Winamp may make it hard to make a desktop PWA a bit awkward, but we're looking into it. Come hand out in our Discord server if you want to help or just hang out: https://discord.gg/mnPRh2p https://discord.gg/mnPRh2p
captbaritone 8y ago
Thanks for the mention! It's probably worth calling out that the Internet Archive page has Webamp integration, so every skin's preview is actually a live Webamp instance.
ralgozino 8y ago
I've just clicked the link in my phone expecting a big "you can't use this on your phone, please use a proper computing device" message and instead I got a fully working Winamp. Color me impressed. Hats off top the developers.
- captbaritone 8y ago
  Wow, thanks for the nice words. Getting it to work (more or less) on mobile was (and continues to be) a fun challenge.
  - lucio 8y ago
    Amazing. Right click on Milkdrop window, full-screen... I'm amazed this is a web app
  - Waterluvian 8y ago
    I bet you learned a whole boatload.
  - microcolonel 8y ago
    This thing is really impressive. Never thought I'd see music visualizations (which seem to have gone the way of the dodo) running at 144Hz on my Linux box. I remember the first versions of this, you've made a lot of progress! Your visualizations are really interesting to look at, and they don't have the aliasing artifacts that most visualizations of the time had, I like it. One thing that doesn't seem to work correctly is importing a whole album: The songs are added out of order, even if the file names sort in the correct order, and the tags are present.
redwall_hp 8y ago
+1 for Diablo Swing Orchestra
poisonarena 8y ago
I built my personal music website around this.. https://www.dkdomino.zone/album.html https://www.dkdomino.zone/album.html
milkmiruku 8y ago
Might anyone know of a web/*nix alternative that has the Winamp Media Library like functionality, i.e. enqueuing? That was, to me, the killer feature from "later" versions of Winamp.

sangnoir 8y ago

Is this open-source or is there a plan to make it a Desktop PWA? Late 90's me wouldn't believe this would ever be possible without using plugins. What a time to be alive.

brazzledazzle 8y ago
https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp
captbaritone 8y ago
Yeah! We're working on it. The multi-window layout of Winamp may make it hard to make a desktop PWA a bit awkward, but we're looking into it. Come hand out in our Discord server if you want to help or just hang out: https://discord.gg/mnPRh2p https://discord.gg/mnPRh2p

captbaritone 8y ago

Thanks for the mention! It's probably worth calling out that the Internet Archive page has Webamp integration, so every skin's preview is actually a live Webamp instance.

ralgozino 8y ago

I've just clicked the link in my phone expecting a big "you can't use this on your phone, please use a proper computing device" message and instead I got a fully working Winamp. Color me impressed. Hats off top the developers.

captbaritone 8y ago
Wow, thanks for the nice words. Getting it to work (more or less) on mobile was (and continues to be) a fun challenge.
- lucio 8y ago
  Amazing. Right click on Milkdrop window, full-screen... I'm amazed this is a web app
- Waterluvian 8y ago
  I bet you learned a whole boatload.
- microcolonel 8y ago
  This thing is really impressive. Never thought I'd see music visualizations (which seem to have gone the way of the dodo) running at 144Hz on my Linux box. I remember the first versions of this, you've made a lot of progress! Your visualizations are really interesting to look at, and they don't have the aliasing artifacts that most visualizations of the time had, I like it. One thing that doesn't seem to work correctly is importing a whole album: The songs are added out of order, even if the file names sort in the correct order, and the tags are present.

redwall_hp 8y ago

+1 for Diablo Swing Orchestra

poisonarena 8y ago

I built my personal music website around this.. https://www.dkdomino.zone/album.html https://www.dkdomino.zone/album.html

milkmiruku 8y ago

Might anyone know of a web/*nix alternative that has the Winamp Media Library like functionality, i.e. enqueuing? That was, to me, the killer feature from "later" versions of Winamp.