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Yeah, but does it play FLAC? That would seal it for me. I use Fidelia at the moment, but the library is appalling and loading and scanning is just broken on
by buro9 15y ago
Yeah, but does it play FLAC?
That would seal it for me.
I use Fidelia at the moment, but the library is appalling and loading and scanning is just broken on large collections.
If WinAmp only provides scanning of large collections, a basic library and FLAC support I'm going to be happy.
- asymmetric 15y agowhat about cog[1]? [1]: http://cogx.org/ http://cogx.org/
- buro9 15y agoNo good with large collections. All I want is it to load meta-data for 85,000 FLAC files, and allow me to search in a split-second, and then play an album. Oh, and it has to support 24bit FLAC too. I don't use playlists, I don't care about UI so much. At home I use a Squeezebox Transporter. Works brilliantly. But in a desktop player WinAmp is the only thing I've found that can scan and handle the collection, and than search it fast. So I run that in a VM. I realise I'm an edge case, but WinAmp for Mac looks like it fits my need.
- asymmetric 15y agompd/mpc then?
- ins0mniac 15y agowhat about clementine ? http://www.clementine-player.org/ http://www.clementine-player.org/
- buro9 15y agoWinAmp for Mac is crap (as of today). It cannot scan a large collection, it imported only 65 tracks every time I fired off the import. Each time taking a few minutes to do it. That's not going to work for 85,000 files. Fidelia at least imports a couple of thousand files before crashing.