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irfanview for images, vlc for videos, foobar for audio - so much better than anything bundled with windows since forever
by respondo2134 3y ago
irfanview for images, vlc for videos, foobar for audio - so much better than anything bundled with windows since forever
- Pigalowda 3y agoAnd greenshot for snipping!
- pawelduda 3y agoNever could get into foobar... team winamp here
- poisonborz 3y agoThat is long dead, try AIMP, it even supports Winamp dsp-s.
- Moru 3y agoThe most important part of Winamp is the global keyboard shortcuts you can set up. I have been using wasd controls for my games and my player since forever. Well, since I found the global keyboard shortcuts in winamp... wasd for games, ctrl+shift+qewasd for play/pause/forward/backward/next/prev and so on. Don't need to switch window, don't need to move hand away from wasd. Can't live without it now even though I don't have so much playtime any more. Works just as well in any other environment.
- theandrewbailey 3y agoSame. If I'm listening to music with something other than Winamp (and the default Classic skin), I feel weird.
- sssilver 3y agoIs Winamp as we know it still around?
- profsummergig 3y agoWACUP = WinAmp Community Update Even works as a portable app. https://getwacup.com/ https://getwacup.com/
- furyofantares 3y agovoidtools/everything for filesystem
- melasadra 3y agoI am often disappointed by the lack of shortcuts and features in VLC compared to Potplayer. Just some of the few keyboard shortcuts in Potplayer I use regularly: "<" and ">" to shift the subtitle sync by half a secondd "shift-<" and "shift->" to adjust the audio sync by half a second "[" and "]" to set an A-B repeat of that awesome scene or soundtrack "D" and "F" to move by a single frame forward and backward there's also shortcut to decrease and increase things like saturation and brightness by 1% or shortcuts for 0.5x, 1x, 2x size. I have to make do with SMplayer in Linux which is awesome but you have to setup the keyboard shortcuts manually yourself.