Qmmp has recently released version 2.3.0 and 1.7.9 of their Open Source multimedia player, which is compatible with both Windows and Linux operating systems. It features an interface reminiscent of popular players like Winamp and Xmms, appealing to long-time users of those applications. Additionally, a portable version of Qmmp is available through PortableApps, adding to its versatility.
Given that Winamp was discontinued in December 2013, many users have sought alternatives due to the security risks associated with using outdated software. Qmmp presents itself as a compelling replacement, offering various functionalities such as support for XMMS and Winamp skins, playback of popular audio formats like MP3, Vorbis, and AAC, as well as video playback via Mplayer. It also includes features such as MPRIS support, embedded CUE for FLAC and WavPack, CDDB access, and the ability to detect removable devices.
Qmmp also provides an alternative user interface based on standard widgets, a 10-band equalizer, and the ability to manage multiple playlists, making it a robust choice for multimedia enthusiasts.
In addition to its core features, users may also find helpful articles on enhancing their audio experience, such as enabling Windows Sonic Surround Sound, managing toggle key sounds, or addressing common sound issues on Windows 10 and 11. This makes Qmmp not just a player, but a part of a larger multimedia ecosystem for users looking for quality and security in their digital audio experience.
As technology continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Qmmp develops further, potentially integrating new features that cater to the demands of modern users and the changing landscape of multimedia consumption
Given that Winamp was discontinued in December 2013, many users have sought alternatives due to the security risks associated with using outdated software. Qmmp presents itself as a compelling replacement, offering various functionalities such as support for XMMS and Winamp skins, playback of popular audio formats like MP3, Vorbis, and AAC, as well as video playback via Mplayer. It also includes features such as MPRIS support, embedded CUE for FLAC and WavPack, CDDB access, and the ability to detect removable devices.
Qmmp also provides an alternative user interface based on standard widgets, a 10-band equalizer, and the ability to manage multiple playlists, making it a robust choice for multimedia enthusiasts.
In addition to its core features, users may also find helpful articles on enhancing their audio experience, such as enabling Windows Sonic Surround Sound, managing toggle key sounds, or addressing common sound issues on Windows 10 and 11. This makes Qmmp not just a player, but a part of a larger multimedia ecosystem for users looking for quality and security in their digital audio experience.
As technology continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Qmmp develops further, potentially integrating new features that cater to the demands of modern users and the changing landscape of multimedia consumption
Qmmp 2.3.0 / 1.7.9 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.
