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Winamp to Auction Iconic 1997 Skin as an NFT, Sale Proceeds to Be Directed to Music-Linked Charities
Winamp, the iconic desktop audio player which arguably started the MP3 revolution, will auction an original NFT of its first “skin” — the app’s appearance in 1997. Proceeds from this effort, and future auctions, will go into a new Winamp Foundation that will collect money to help musicians around the world.
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Winamp Preparing for a Relaunch; Opens Registration for Beta Testers
Winamp, owned by Radionomy, is relaunching as a new app. The media player has started registration for beta testers of the incoming software. It is also inviting artists and audio creators to the platform as well.
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Winamp Skin Museum Helps Nostalgic Users Re-Live Their Favorite Audio Player
If you are among those who loved the early Winamp, then you are going to like the Winamp Skin Museum, a collection of over 65,000 Winamp skins that are searchable and fully interactive. Users can also upload the skins into Webamp, a browser-based version of Winamp 2.
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Winamp 6 With Fresh Experience for Desktop and Mobile Devices Set to Debut Next Year
Winamp 5.8 release is also due for this week majorly with compatibility fixes.
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Plex Launches Plexamp Music Player for Windows and macOS, Inspired by Winamp
Plexamp takes inspiration from Winamp to create a nostalgia-filled media player that offers extensive functionality with a barebones UI.
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The Best Free MP3 Players for Windows
Best music apps on Windows XP, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7 that can play MP3, AAC, FLAC, and more.
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Winamp and associated services acquired by Radionomy, plans detailed
With the acquisition of Shoutcast, Radionomy claims to own 60,000 Internet radio stations, or more than half in the world.
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Winamp, popular media player, to shut shop next month
Winamp, an iconic media player from the nineties, will cease to exist from December 20, with its owner AOL deciding to shut down the service.
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Winamp and associated services to shut down on December 20
An era comes to end as one of the most popular software applications of all time, Winamp, is being discontinued.
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Winamp to Auction Iconic 1997 Skin as an NFT, Sale Proceeds to Be Directed to Music-Linked Charities
Winamp, the iconic desktop audio player which arguably started the MP3 revolution, will auction an original NFT of its first “skin” — the app’s appearance in 1997. Proceeds from this effort, and future auctions, will go into a new Winamp Foundation that will collect money to help musicians around the world.
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Winamp Preparing for a Relaunch; Opens Registration for Beta Testers
Winamp, owned by Radionomy, is relaunching as a new app. The media player has started registration for beta testers of the incoming software. It is also inviting artists and audio creators to the platform as well.
-
Winamp Skin Museum Helps Nostalgic Users Re-Live Their Favorite Audio Player
If you are among those who loved the early Winamp, then you are going to like the Winamp Skin Museum, a collection of over 65,000 Winamp skins that are searchable and fully interactive. Users can also upload the skins into Webamp, a browser-based version of Winamp 2.
-
Winamp 6 With Fresh Experience for Desktop and Mobile Devices Set to Debut Next Year
Winamp 5.8 release is also due for this week majorly with compatibility fixes.
-
Plex Launches Plexamp Music Player for Windows and macOS, Inspired by Winamp
Plexamp takes inspiration from Winamp to create a nostalgia-filled media player that offers extensive functionality with a barebones UI.
-
The Best Free MP3 Players for Windows
Best music apps on Windows XP, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 7 that can play MP3, AAC, FLAC, and more.
-
Winamp and associated services acquired by Radionomy, plans detailed
With the acquisition of Shoutcast, Radionomy claims to own 60,000 Internet radio stations, or more than half in the world.
-
Winamp, popular media player, to shut shop next month
Winamp, an iconic media player from the nineties, will cease to exist from December 20, with its owner AOL deciding to shut down the service.
-
Winamp and associated services to shut down on December 20
An era comes to end as one of the most popular software applications of all time, Winamp, is being discontinued.
