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369261, winamp
Posted by 1l, Wed Jun-22-05 02:23 PM
does anybody uses winamp? for some reason, i found that these newer version winamp doesn't play music very smoothly. the version i'm using right now is 5.08e, and it causes these static when play a song. not a contant static but randomly. I play the same song on wmplayer and the song play very smoothly. hmmm.
369263, RE: winamp
Posted by Horatio, Wed Jun-22-05 02:30 PM
I tried that version and had all kinds of problems with it. Went back to version 2.91 which works fine.

you can get these old versions below:

http://www.oldversion.com/
369278, RE: winamp
Posted by MSU, Wed Jun-22-05 05:03 PM
I'm useing 5.09 and don't have any issues. I think it was v3.0 that really sucked and every one went back to v2.91, which works just fine.
369283, RE: winamp
Posted by Darren, Wed Jun-22-05 06:14 PM
Have you tried foobar2000?


369299, RE: winamp
Posted by johntaylor, Wed Jun-22-05 08:35 PM
i use/like v3 :9
369301, RE: winamp
Posted by Crockett, Wed Jun-22-05 08:55 PM
I use 5.092 without a problem. Version 2.91 was better than version 3, but when 5 came out, that was a combination of the 2 versions nad it rocks.
Foobar may be lighter in resources, but when it comes down to sound, ain't nothing like Winamp.

369308, RE: winamp
Posted by Darren, Wed Jun-22-05 11:00 PM
Baloney. It's according to what decoder and output component you use. There's several to choose from. Right now I'm using the MAD audio decoder and the ASIO output component. Foobar2K spanks the llama's ass.



>Foobar may be lighter in resources, but when it comes down to
>sound, ain't nothing like Winamp.
>

369343, RE: winamp
Posted by lupham, Thu Jun-23-05 04:34 AM
I'm using WinAmp 5.08e and have not had any problems with the audio quality. I also use the DFX plugin to enhance the sound.

Used to be a 2.9 user along with the MExp plugin (playlist manager). But version 5 has it's own playlist manager and it works well. I switched to version 5 because version 2.9 would not work with WindowBlinds that I had recently installed.

Glad I made the switch.

Maybe your system is low in resources and WinAmp 5 might require more resources, thus pushing your system and causing sound issues??