Winamp 5 Reviews

Desktop media players are a dime a dozen, and everyone has a favorite they won't hesitate to defend. I've used dozens over the years and keep a few on my system at all times: one for podcasts, one for CD ripping, one for playlist editing, and another ...

Supports iPod/music-player syncing. Artist bio information and videos are built in. Sleek new interface, but still skinnable. Desktop song alerts. Enhanced audio/video playback support. Support for new online services and plug-ins

A bit of a memory hog. Too many versions to choose from. Too many key features (CD-ripping, full-speed CD-burning) are limited to overpriced paid version

The new Winamp brings the features and services needed to make it competitive with modern desktop players but retains enough familiarity to lure back users who may have left it behind.

With CD burning, AAC ripping and a new TV service, can the latest version of Winamp restore the program to its former glory?

A vast improvement over version 3, but MP3 encoding costs money

Punctually to 10 Birthday, a new Winamp player with fresh looks and sophisticated features. We provide you with all the new features and tell you whether the change is worth .

Everything under one interface, global remote access, iPod support

When starting Winamp is now completely changed the user interface to: Winamp yet opened up to five different window to the player, the library or view visualizations . The new surface "Bento" is a noble black and presents all the information in...