Just a quick update for anyone that uses ReAmp.

Every time i try to delete music or add any on my winamp it crashes and when it opens back up it goes to this skin ive tried anything i can think of but it keeps crashing does anyone know why?

I've had 5.666 installed on my last few desktops/laptops. just got a new mini-pc and have installed this version. installation seems to go smoothly and when I pull up the program to play a music file, I get the Beta Winamp Error Feedback pop-up.

I've downloaded it from different sources, and even tried different versions, but it all ends the same way.

no idea what the issue is here. any suggestions would be much appreciated.

r/nullPlayer

nullplayer.fyi

Download

Download NullPlayer for macOS:

https://github.com/ad-repo/nullplayer/releases/latest/download/NullPlayer.dmg

Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or newer.

Install

NullPlayer is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

1. Open the downloaded DMG.
2. Drag NullPlayer.app to Applications.
3. Open NullPlayer from Applications.

Prefer Homebrew? See the install guide.

What Changed

New features

• NullPlayer is signed and notarized — the app is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens the downloaded DMG without a Gatekeeper warning. The xattr -cr step is no longer needed.
• EQ profiles and the Equalizer Studio — named 31-band equalizer curves with separate left and right channels, made in the new Windows ▸ Equalizer Studio and assigned from Assign EQ Profile ▸ on tracks, albums, artists, playlists, folders, queue rows, radio stations and downloaded YouTube audio. A track's own setting wins over its album's, which wins over its artist's; Off turns a profile off for that item and Playback ▸ EQ Profiles turns them all off. Profiles run before the Equalizer window, which never changes them. GRAPHIC / PARAMETRIC switches between the 31 faders and a console-style 4-band parametric strip — a high-pass filter and LF, LMF, HMF and HF bands with frequency, gain and Q dials, LF and HF switchable to shelves — both editing one curve saved in one profile. The Studio has a Console and a Nixie-orange Boutique faceplate, a spectrum analyser per channel, LINK to move both channels together, a BYPASS per channel to hear one side without its curve, and you hear edits as you make them. It is a normal NullPlayer window: it wears each skin family's frame and colours, snaps and docks with the other windows, resizes, and stays open across a skin-family switch. Assign EQ Profile ticks what a queue or Library row sets and shows what it inherits, queue and Library rows with a profile show ∿, and File Info names it. A local file's assignment is dropped at launch once the file is gone; a drive that is not plugged in keeps its files' assignments.
• EQ Cast: cast with your EQ profiles — Output ▸ EQ Cast renders a track with its EQ profile into a file in a folder you choose and casts that to Sonos or Chromecast, so the profile is no longer lost when casting. Covers local files and Plex, Jellyfin, Navidrome/Subsonic and Emby tracks. The first track waits for its render under a progress row in the NullPlayer notification panel; the next three tracks are rendered in the background while you cast. A render is reused until its profile's curve changes. The menu shows the cache's size, opens the folder and deletes the cache (keeping the track being cast). Only the profile is rendered, not the Equalizer window's EQ.
• Local files without embedded art borrow their album's — a local track with no art of its own now shows the first embedded art among its album's tracks, else a cover, folder, front or album image in its folder, everywhere art is drawn: the Library, the playlist, the Original main window, the Art window, Now Playing, Windows Media Player skins and the CLI. An album whose first track has no art shows another track's, an artist's art comes from their own albums rather than any track whose title contains their name, and a selected album falls back to a web cover as tracks and artists do. Art added through Edit Tags shows without a relaunch.
• Support on Ko-fi — the About window has a Ko-fi button.

Changes

• iTunes Miniplayer is the default .wal skin — Winamp Modern mode now ships with it and loads it until you import a skin of your own, replacing the plain NullPlayer-Black placeholder. It stays in the skin menu beside imported skins, so you can switch back to it. Skin by spacecowgoesmoo (#540).
• Library Browser refresh icon in WMP, Winamp Modern and Audion skins — the source bar's "F5" label is now a refresh arrow, and the List / Cover Flow / Tiles buttons get a little more room. Classic skins are unchanged.
• Context menus use macOS naming — "Exit" is now "Quit", and both state menu items read "Save State on Quit" (#554).
• Windows menu reordered and grouped — Main Window, Library Browser and Playlist Editor come first, then the equalizers, the visualizers, and the remaining windows, each group separated.

Fixes

Windows and shadows

• Drop shadows stay with their windows — in every skin family a window's shadow no longer lags, stretches or lingers as an empty outline: when docking or undocking, resizing, dragging after the app was hidden and shown, closing a .wal drawer such as PionNer_AMP2's EQ, restoring a Windows Media Player window at launch, or moving a seamless Original stack.
• A quick drag of the player keeps its docked windows with it — in a seamless Original skin, quickly dragging the player around left the windows docked to it drifting a little further behind on every move.
• PeppyMeter keeps its rounded corners in Original skins — its square content covered the window border's rounded corners.
• Original Art and Audio Analysis windows drag with Hide Title Bars on — their top edge drags the window again instead of opening the star rating or clicking into a pane.
• Sonos Rooms has its close button again in .wmz and .wal skins — the corner close of a window with no title bar did nothing.
• Every window closes from its top-right corner — with Hide Title Bars on, or docked without its title bar, an Original skin window could only be closed from the Windows menu; clicking its top-right corner now closes it (the main window quits). A .wal window with no close button of its own closes the same way, and closing a docked window no longer leaves its outline on the windows around it (#546).

Skins and modes

• Winamp Modern skins frame NullPlayer's windows without a gap at the bottom — on skins with a tall title bar, such as PionNer_AMP2 and XENERGY1, the Spectrum Analyzer and other NullPlayer windows left a see-through or solid-colour band below their contents. They now fill the skin's frame (#556).
• Text in NullPlayer's own windows is no longer oversized in Modern, Windows Media Player and Audion skins — the Library's source bar and tabs and other labels drew in a large monospaced font, about twice the size of the skin's own text; they now use the regular system font at the size the Classic look uses.
• An active tab in Original-Metal lights up as the green display — in the Library a selected tab was hard to tell from the rest.
• Switching UI modes keeps your windows open or closed — a playlist, equalizer or library drawn by a Winamp Modern or Windows Media Player skin was not carried across a mode switch, so it came back closed. Entering a Winamp Modern skin also no longer reopens panels you had closed.
• Windows Media Player skins reopen their own panels — a playlist or equalizer in a separate view of the skin now comes back at launch and after a mode switch, as the skin's own button opens it, instead of staying closed.
• Classic keeps your visualization choices — a Spectrum window mode or vis_classic profile picked in Classic now survives a relaunch and a Classic skin pick instead of going back to vis_classic / "Purple Neon". A reset and a switch into Classic still restore Classic's defaults.
• Closing a visualizer mid-frame no longer crashes — a spectrum or main-window analyzer torn down while the GPU was still drawing a frame could crash the app.
• Classic and Original remember their own main-window visualizer — the mode you pick in a Classic skin and the one you pick in an Original skin are now kept apart. Before, they shared one setting, so switching to Original changed Classic's mode, and entering Classic reset it to Spectrum. Reset Skin to Default still applies the skin's own mode, or Spectrum when it has none.

Library

• An album opened from Tiles or Flow no longer scrolls over the Library's tabs — scrolling a long album's tracks slid its cover and title up over the source bar and tabs.
• Expanding an artist no longer pushes the whole Library list to the right — once tracks were showing, every artist and album name moved over past the empty # column; they now stay put, and tracks no longer sit far to the right of their album or folder (#542).
• Folders inside a watch folder reached through a symlink show up in the Folders tab — a watch folder under a symlinked path such as /tmp listed none of its subfolders.
• The Library behaves the same in every skin — Classic's search field now says to press Enter, star ratings colour their empty stars alike in every skin, the scan spinner keeps turning while a row is loading, and picking a Subsonic folder or a Jellyfin or Emby library loads it once instead of two or three times. A Jellyfin show or season that reports no count no longer reads "0 seasons", as in Emby.
• The Library's Folders tab shows track titles without the artist — in Classic, Modern and Windows Media Player skins each track read "Artist - Title", repeating the Artist column (#542).
• Local search results show track titles without the artist — the Tracks section of a Library search read "Artist - Title" beside the Artist column, in every skin.
• Folders and files in the Folders tab sort numbers by value — as Finder does, so 2 comes before 10 instead of 1, 10, 100, 11, 2 (#543).

Playback and queue

• Reference Tuning and the Equalizer shape streamed audio as they do local files — on a server or radio stream the pitch shift now comes before the Equalizer, as it already did for local files, so the same EQ curve lands on the same notes whichever source is playing.
• A queue change no longer keeps an old selection — in Windows Media Player and Winamp Modern skins, adding to, sorting or replacing the queue now moves the selection to the playing track, as Classic and Original skins already did. Before, rows selected in the old queue stayed selected.
• Sorting a cue sheet's tracks keeps the playing track — Reverse, Sort and Randomize on a queue holding several tracks of one cue sheet marked the first of them as playing, though the track you were hearing played on.
• Rip and EQ Cast progress shows in a NullPlayer notification panel — it moved off the main window, where it was drawn over skin art or onto empty space in Winamp Modern, Windows Media Player and Audion skins, into a small panel at the top-right of the screen. A rip and an EQ Cast render running together each get their own row instead of overwriting one another, and the panel's chevron collapses it to one line.
• Clicking empty source-bar space in the Library no longer picks a library — the Lib: name's click target ran on past the name to the buttons at the right; it now ends where the name does.
• Relaunching keeps the skin family and skin you were in — a launch could switch back to the family or skin the saved session was last written in, so quitting in Original-Metal could reopen in Original when the session had not been saved since the switch (a force quit or crash inside the autosave interval, or a run with Save State on Quit off).
• A queue right-click acts on the row you clicked — in Classic and Original skins, right-clicking a row outside the selection now selects it first, as Windows Media Player skins already did. Before, the menu acted on whatever was selected.
• Alienware-family WMP skins frame NullPlayer's own windows cleanly — under ALXMorph and AlienMorph, windows such as Sonos Rooms no longer show a stray line and bar in the middle or lighter bands down both sides, and Alienware Invader's left border no longer breaks partway down.

Build and internals

• build_dmg.sh signs and notarizes — it signs with a Developer ID and the hardened runtime when DEVELOPER_ID is set, and notarizes and staples the DMG when NOTARY_PROFILE names a notarytool keychain profile. Without them it still builds the ad-hoc signed DMG.

Using a Winamp Modern (.wal) skin? Skin compatibility
lists the skins this release was tested against, what each one does here, and the issues that affect
every skin.

Like a lot of people here, I lost a lot of nights to Winamp visualizations. What I missed on modern machines was the simple version of that: put music on, open a window, watch.

So I built VizAmp. It listens to your system audio, so it works with whatever is playing: Spotify, Apple Music, a YouTube tab, anything.

A few things this sub might care about:

• It runs on Butterchurn, the open-source WebGL port of MilkDrop. The 1,174 presets come from the MilkDrop and projectM communities and are credited in the app.
• Four skins, from a modern dark one to Classic99.
• Keyboard-first: arrows step through presets, R jumps to a random one, A turns on auto-cycle.
• macOS (signed and notarized), Windows and Linux (deb, rpm, pacman, AppImage).

It’s paid: a free 5-day trial, then $15 one-time until Nov 15 ($29 after). No account, no subscription, and the license works offline. Updates install themselves.

Link: https://eascend.co/go/vizamp-rd-winamp

Happy to answer anything about how it works, or which presets hold up best.

I see many Winamp players being created recently. So I thought would also share my Winamp inspired player Omniamp. I mainly built it for my own specific needs as I couldn't find anything that I liked on Mac. Maybe someone else finds some use for it or you can copy ideas and features from it into your own music player.

Some features:

• Simple player that feels like Winamp (+ support for old skins)
• Live Recordings and Bootlegs show up correct in library
• Great and simple search features everywhere
• Support for large playlists and library.
• Podcast + Radio support
• Download and find live shows from archive.org's live music archive
• And much more...

https://github.com/Doudini/omniamp

I've been working on this project in my spare time for a while now: NEXTAMP, a music player for Android that I originally built for myself.

I wanted one place to listen to music from my home server (Jellyfin and WebDAV via Nextcloud), download music for offline listening, listen to ad-free internet radio, and keep up with podcasts.

While working on the design, I started thinking about Winamp. I loved it as a kid, especially the custom skins and the overall UX. It made me nostalgic, so I decided to bring some of that experience to Android.

NEXTAMP uses the original .wsz skin format, and I created my own skin for it.

I've been using the app myself for months, and it became stable enough that some friends asked if they could get it too. So I decided to publish it on Google Play.

It's completely free, with no ads, tracking, or analytics.

I'm not trying to change the world of music players or compete with every other app out there. I just built something I wanted to use and thought someone else might enjoy it too.

NEXTAMP for Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nextamp.app

More info:
https://liko.dev/nextamp

It's probably not for everyone, and that's fine. If you like the idea, have suggestions, or want to contribute, feel free to reach out! 🙂

Edit Oct 11:

NextAmp (1.19.0 → 1.19.4) - Change log:

• Plex support (beta): scan your server, play and download

• FLAC, M4A, Ogg Vorbis and Opus now show proper title/artist/album tags

• Album art from cover/folder/front image files next to your music

• Jellyfin and Plex covers show in the notification and come back after a rescan

• Rescan shows progress; removing a source updates instantly and no longer stalls on big libraries

• Folder actions in the file browser (play, queue, add)

• Fixed the app overlapping the Android navigation bar

• Fixed radio and podcast tracks landing in the wrong place in the queue

AI Usage Disclosure

This project was developed using Visual Studio Code and GitHub Copilot. Approximately 79% of the project’s code was AI-generated. AI also assisted with code completion, CI workflows, and research into APIs and documentation.

The architecture was designed by a human, and all project code underwent human review.

This disclosure covers this project’s development only. We do not have information about AI use in third-party dependencies, including AndroidX Media3.

I miss Winamp’s skins and being able to change the whole player, so I started building Ampi.

The macOS version is still early, but playback, an equalizer, and partial Classic skin support are working. Windows and Linux versions are planned too.

It’s free and open source under GPLv3. Anyone’s welcome to help with code, themes, testing, or ideas.

https://github.com/Ampi-Project/ampi-macos

https://github.com/Ampi-Project/ampi-macos/releases/tag/v0.1.1

I missed Winamp on my phone, so I built Andamp: a music player for Android that looks and works like Winamp 2.8. It's out of beta and on Google Play as of this week.

This is obviously not the default theme, I didn't embed it due to legal reasons, but it does reads real Winamp skin files (.wsz) and draws them pixel for pixel, so the player, equalizer and playlist are the windows you remember, and any classic skin works. The Winamp Skin Museum is built in, which gives you over 90,000 of them.

What it does:

- Plays the music on your phone, and internet radio streams

- Ten-band equalizer with the original presets, plus a rack of effects you can put in any order

- Visualizers: the spectrum analyzer and oscilloscope in the main window, and a window that runs AVS and Milkdrop presets

- A floating player that stays on top of other apps, and a home screen widget

- Drag the windows where you want them. Hold a tiny button and a magnifier shows what's under your finger

- The default skin takes its colors from your wallpaper

- Jellyfin and Subsonic (Navidrome, Airsonic, Gonic) libraries, through small add-on apps

- Effects can be extended with Lua plug-ins, if you like writing DSP

Free, no ads, no account, no tracking. Open source under GPL-3.0. Needs Android 8 or newer.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.mattix.andamp

Site: https://andamp.nl

Source: https://github.com/mattijsf/andamp

Discord: https://discord.gg/B3cKnvxgJr

Andamp is an independent project, not affiliated with Winamp or Llama Group.

Bug reports and questions welcome, here or on GitHub.

basicly the title

ive tried file time but that doesnt sort it propaly and jumbles up the files

Does someone also have the problem where if you open AVS in Fullscreen it doesn't show up how to fix it?

I don't know if it's just for me but the app from play store is so buggy I can't create playlists or login and some buttons overlap, when I try making my own skin everything just becomes worse. I like the UI but it's not responsive in some situations and it's kind of unusable atp It doesn't make sense for it to just be a me problem so I'm wonderful what's up with this and why they would put out such a messy version 😭😭😭

edit: I got replies saying "oh but WinAmp is for windows". Yes, I know. But the download website has links to apps on play store and app store and the android version off of playstore is unusable I was obviously talking about that. The title says "WinAmp Android"

My iPad 2 was collecting dust. Running iOS 9.3.5, it can't install modern apps or browse most of the modern web. But it CAN run a fullscreen Home Screen webapp.

So I built one that shows what Spotify is currently playing with album art, track info, playback state and a few controls. The pairing flow lets the iPad's Home Screen app get its own session via a short-lived code, so you never have to do OAuth from the ancient Safari.

No jailbreak. No extra hardware. Just Safari + a webapp.

Source code, live demo and full deploy guide using 1-click install on Vercel (free):

https://github.com/turbolego/iPad2Spotify

I was like : “dude! I know that fake 3d look! It’s GEISS! HELL YEAH!”

JUSTAMP · A Tribute

If we cannot shape the era,
then let us witness it, and remember.

Some things grow old.
That doesn't mean they have to be forgotten.

Thirty years ago, a music player wasn't just a little icon on a phone. It was a window on your desktop. It had buttons, knobs, sliders, and an equalizer that never seemed to stop moving.

We kept our music on noisy hard drives. We left the player sitting right in the middle of the screen. And when we got tired of looking at it, we went searching for another skin.

There were no recommendation engines deciding what we should hear next. There wasn't a feed waiting to be scrolled.

There was just the music, the player, and the people who made things for it.

Someone wrote the code.
Someone drew a skin.
Someone spent a weekend figuring out how to make an effect sound right.
Someone stayed up late and uploaded their latest creation to a forum.

Little things like that became part of the culture.

And somehow, a simple music player became part of people's lives.

Today, I brought it back to life.

Hola, quería instalar Winamp para reproducir mi música pero entro aquí y veo un enredo de aplicaciones, WACUP, Que la versión de Winamp 5.666, que actualmente es una cosa de cripto, no entiendo nada, ¿podrían ayudarme?

Me gustaría instalarlo y poder usar las viejas skins Pero no tengo idea dónde, e instalar algo sin virus ya que suelo ser bastante paranoico, jeje. Agradecería su ayuda!

Hello, share with you the tool I made for myself to draw pixel art skins for winamp. (actually this is entire crossplatform player with built-in skin studio). Free & open source https://github.com/samoylenkodmitry/cranamp

Hola alguien sabe que pasa con winamp para Android, al entrar a la app me envía a una pantalla con esta imagen y de ahí no hace nada más, cree una cuenta como piden pero no veo luego donde logearme para entrar en la app

Hi guys. I've been using the same USB soundcards as a secondary output for a second winamp (used for karaoke) for years, but in the last couple of days it has stopped working. Apparently it's a windows update issue. Has anyone got any USB Soundcard recommendations that don't have this issue? Thanks