Ubergizmo- We have all used Winamp at some point in our lives, its one of those things that have their very own special place in our hearts. Only recently it was reported that Winamp is going to shut down, which made quite a few people nostalgic about the times spent playing music with the software, but it appears that Winamp might live to play music another day. TechCrunch claims to have heard from a reliable source that Winamp is being sold to Radionomy, an online radio aggregator based out in Belgium.
The Winamp website got an overhaul earlier this week.
The once-popular Winamp media player is returning next year as an all-new mobile audio app where you can listen to your music, podcasts, and streaming services from one location. Winamp was a popular choice around the turn of the century before iTunes and streaming services changed music listening.
Winamp 5.8 is released ahead of schedule due to a leak that happened over the weekend i think.
People can download it now from their official site.
https://www.winamp.com/
Winamp could once again be brought back to life after Vivendi Group took over the majority stake in Radionomy, the previous owner of the app who purchased it from AOL in early 2014.
people stopped using winamp?
damn, its the only player i been using for 15+ years.
ive tried foobar, mediamonkey and real player...none of them can hold a candle next to winamp.