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by captbaritone 4y ago
Contains all the text content extracted from each skin. Readme text, config files, as well as metadata about how the skins performed on social media (likes/retweets from the @winampskins Twitter bot) and also NSFW stats (as reported by
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by captbaritone 4y ago
Correct
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by captbaritone 4y ago
Speaking specifically about Webamp, it is a manual reimplementation in JavaScript. But we did use Wasm as a tool for the music visualizer: https://jordaneldredge.com/blog/speeding-up-winamps-music-vi...
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by captbaritone 4y ago
Tweet author here (not op). I'll repost here: The Winamp Skin Museum is powered by a sqlite3 database containing 1.2gb of metadata about 86,000 Winamp skins. It's all exposed in this explorable GraphQL endpoint https://
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by captbaritone 5y ago
For anyone wanting to dip back into the nostalgia of Winamp and Milkdrop without installing any software, I made https://webamp.org for that exact purpose. It can render real Milkdrop presets and real classic winamp skins direct
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Author of the Skin Museum here. The Internet Archive search API supports JSONP, so you should (in theory) be able to use that to avoid the need for a CORs proxy.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Site author here. These types of comments make my day. Is this the one? https://skins.webamp.org/skin/ca2270b3513a831fb566b0867b0466...
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Author here, thanks for (re)posting! Happy to answer any questions. My GtiHub repo for Webamp (the interactive, in-browser Winamp clone) can be found here: https://github.com/captbaritone/webamp
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. I just added it a few weeks ago. I wonder if it’s not visually obvious enough.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
I wrote a blog post on the compiler I wrote to help make it fast, in case you are interested: https://jordaneldredge.com/blog/speeding-up-winamps-music-vi...
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A VSCode Extension to Clarify Operator Precedence in JavaScript(jordaneldredge.com)
2 points by captbaritone 5y ago|0 comments
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by captbaritone 5y ago
That was true for "classic" skins, but starting with Winamp 3, Winamp supported free form "modern" skins that were defined in XML and had a custom scripting language so that the author could define their own behavior.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
We have those working at https://webamp.org
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Building the WinampSkins Twitter Bot(jordaneldredge.com)
1 points by captbaritone 5y ago|0 comments
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Rendering Animated .ani Cursors in the Browser(jordaneldredge.com)
2 points by captbaritone 5y ago|1 comments
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Gzip hates your DRY code(jordaneldredge.com)
4 points by captbaritone 5y ago|0 comments
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by captbaritone 5y ago
For Spotify, someone has! Check out: https://winampify.io
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Setting up Webamp with the visualizer is sadly not any easier. If you’re still interested, come join our Discord https://Webamp.org/chat and we can help you figure it out. This example would be a good start: https:/&#
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by captbaritone 5y ago
You can drag in audio files from your hard drive if you want.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Thanks! The list is ordered by the most number of likes/retweets from the @winampskins twitter bot I run. I wrote a post about the design of the site here: https://jordaneldredge.com/blog/winamp-skin-musuem/
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Yeah, this. Iframes or webworkers would have had too much overhead to work inside an animation loop.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Ah, thanks for catching. It’s 72.6%. I’ll update.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
I also built https://skins.webamp.org which might be helpful for this. Is it one of these? https://skins.webamp.org/?query=Yaxay3
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Yes, it's already its own project and the developer who built it helped integrate it into Webamp. https://github.com/jberg/butterchurn If you want to visualize audio coming from the browser (Spotify etc) check out
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Safari does not currently support WebGL2, which is the blocker. They support it behind and flag, and it seems to work there, but until they enable it by default, Butterchurn will not work on Safari.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Hey! I run webamp.org which uses Butterchurn. It's not yet mentioned in the Butterchrun readme, but we recently built compiler that compiles the visualizer preset code to Webassembly in your browser and got a 73% improvement in renderi
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by captbaritone 5y ago
I'm a bit lucky here in that the number of characters on the screen at any given time is bounded, so at max we have maybe 50 spans, which should not be a big deal. I'm not sure how it would scale. In general, if you employ windowi
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Probably good advice
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by captbaritone 5y ago
Try opening one of the folders.
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by captbaritone 5y ago
As a novelty, we actually already tried that: https://desktop.webamp.org/ Note: Nobody thinks this is actually a good idea, but it's kidna fun.

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