Well I believe I did it, I mean my personal oppinion is that it looks much better then the old one and it even has to aded components a remote control and an opensource notifier. I tried to make itt better, more digital looking :)Hi-Fi system. Since the first version of Winamp Media Tower was so succesfull (wich I never tought it would be) I made a new version of it. Winamp Media Tower v11 All components are skinned All components are skinned Infinite scroll through 65k Winamp skins with instant search and in-browser interactive preview > Skins > Cool Devices
That means you can actually put the skins to use just like in the old days!įinally ready to share the Winamp Skin Museum What’s more fun is that with a single click they’re loaded into Webamp, a HTML5 browser based Winamp 2. The skins have been pulled from The Internet Archive, but given a much cooler and more interactive interface to explore. Plus, the collection is still growing, so who knows how big it’ll end up being. What’s mad to me is that there’s loads that I immediately recognised too, which is brilliant. Some mad genius has take a staggering 65000 skins and created a fantastic Winamp Skim Museum. Of course, there were many Hentai or some other form of nudity designs too, but there was some real design innovation with many of them too. There were tens of thousands of them, each more outlandish than the last. Of course, if you remember using Winamp, then you surely remember Winamp skins. You remember it, right? Of course you do, but here it is anyway! It’s as iconic as the PlayStation 1 start-up or the Windows 95 sound.
However, Winamp still has a place in my heart, and it always will.įire up Winamp and hearing that iconic start-up sound. I only retired it a couple of years back as I transitioned to Plex, it just made more sense with my NAS based media, and multiple users in the house. From the 90’s right up to just a few years ago, Winamp was my go-to media player.
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