SS1

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on my gfs pc. and musicmatch wont work any more now you have to be a bt yahoo user ..i am on my home pc

so just downloaded winamp on hers.havent used it moons fuck me how times have changed LOVE IT menus on the screen.nice black screen so easy to read

downloading it when i get home...its worth a look free download

http://www.winamp.com/

Speedy Gonzalez

ive used nothing but Winamp for the last 5 years

Charlie Chalk

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Winamps done me good for years.. I normally use it for live streaming though

Windows media for my MP3's

Red16

winamp for the last 8/9 years for me too

SS1

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Red16

can you burn a cd list with winamp as with musicmatch you just get a play list and click BURN

bit newbie to this but looks

JamesH

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Winamp for the last god knows how many years

Paulo P

I just stick to itunes. You can burn cds easily which suits my wife

collierm

iTunes for me too. Works with my iPod shuffle and I've got used to it now.

Used to use QPlayer but the development went off the rails.

BM08

I have a decent ish sound setup, Logitech x530 5.1 speakers and a decent sound card and im telling you now winamp is shit sound quality compared to windows media player 11, some of the sound options it has makes music sound so much better, winamp doesnt have these features.

Ive tried various other free players and none of them are as good sounding as media player 11

If you have a couple of cheapo desktop speakers then you wont notice a difference between media players though

Red16

no idea mate all i do is play music with it

Magic Numbers

Winamp or if I'm lazy Windows Media Player

Ryan

winamp, its awesome and offers loads of streaming channels.

even got some nice plugin for ripping streaming

ballin

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used to use musicmatch before it became bloated shit (about 2 years ago), now use WMP

kirstyKA

I used to use itunes - but found it stupid!

Then i used winamp - which was really good!

But now i just use media player!

Tangodeltasierra3

www.vlc.com mint