Qmmp has released version 2.3.0 and 1.7.8, enhancing its status as an open-source multimedia player for both Windows and Linux platforms. Designed with an interface reminiscent of popular players like Winamp and Xmms, Qmmp offers a portable version through PortableApps, making it easy for users to access their media on the go.
Winamp, once a favorite among millions, was discontinued in December 2013, leaving users vulnerable to security risks due to lack of updates. Qmmp emerges as a viable alternative, integrating numerous features that cater to modern multimedia needs. It supports various formats including MP3, Vorbis, AAC, and even experimental MMS streams, along with compatibility for XMMS and Winamp skins. Additional functionalities include MPRIS support, embedded CUE for FLAC and WavPack files, CDDB integration, and removable device detection via HAL or UDisks. The player also supports video playback through Mplayer and offers multiple playlists, along with a customizable user interface and a 10-band equalizer to enhance the listening experience.
In summary, Qmmp not only fills the void left by Winamp but also presents users with a robust, feature-rich multimedia experience that is continually updated, ensuring security and compatibility with modern audio-visual standards. Users looking for a reliable multimedia player can explore Qmmp's offerings as an excellent solution.
For those interested in sound customization, Qmmp provides options similar to features found in Windows, such as enabling Windows Sonic Surround Sound or adjusting toggle key sounds. Additionally, troubleshooting guides for common sound problems can enhance user experience further
Winamp, once a favorite among millions, was discontinued in December 2013, leaving users vulnerable to security risks due to lack of updates. Qmmp emerges as a viable alternative, integrating numerous features that cater to modern multimedia needs. It supports various formats including MP3, Vorbis, AAC, and even experimental MMS streams, along with compatibility for XMMS and Winamp skins. Additional functionalities include MPRIS support, embedded CUE for FLAC and WavPack files, CDDB integration, and removable device detection via HAL or UDisks. The player also supports video playback through Mplayer and offers multiple playlists, along with a customizable user interface and a 10-band equalizer to enhance the listening experience.
In summary, Qmmp not only fills the void left by Winamp but also presents users with a robust, feature-rich multimedia experience that is continually updated, ensuring security and compatibility with modern audio-visual standards. Users looking for a reliable multimedia player can explore Qmmp's offerings as an excellent solution.
For those interested in sound customization, Qmmp provides options similar to features found in Windows, such as enabling Windows Sonic Surround Sound or adjusting toggle key sounds. Additionally, troubleshooting guides for common sound problems can enhance user experience further
Qmmp 2.3.0 / 1.7.8 released
Qmmp is an Open Source Qt-based multimedia player for Windows and Linux with an interface similar to Winamp or Xmms. Portable version (via PortableApps) is also available.
