Subtitles, and any translation of the text: among the many free plug-ins that can be installed, there's an ability to view subtitles and translation of the song, if they were saved in the original file. A special feature allows you to create a playlist directly from a folder of music files, created within the Winamp directory, or listen to music saved in an Internet folder with its URL. Editing playlists: WinAMP was the first software that allowed you to create and save playlists with your favorite songs. Ability to achieve media, radio and TV channels on the Internet with minimal resources and costs, For example, WebRadio via the Shoutcast server, made by NullSoft itself. Support ID3 tags and auto-tags (viewing the file information).

Support for lots of audio and video formats With a tone adjustment, equalization allows you to exceed a known limit of the MP3 format, regarding sudden changes in timbre and tone, typical of the ups and downs of opera music, which is sometimes judged to be penalizing if reproduced in this format. Ability to have a strong customization in changing the appearance of the program using the various skins available on the official website, or the high and low sounds with the equalizer. It can play a variety of audio and video files, as well as having the ability to view TV channels and radio online. It was one of the first programs that could read MP3s, burn them in WAV format, e, in more recent times, allow the creation of Web Radio. Radionomy is a Belgian start-up, offering a free service that allows the creation of radio stations on the internet (6.000 radio stations programmed by users at the end 2013) The company is already developing a new mobile app for iOS and Android that will be rolled out by the end of 2014. The 15 January 2014 Radionomy has confirmed the purchase of Winamp and the online radio service Shoutcast from AOL. In October 2011 first Mac beta was released. In 2005 Winamp has grown from 33 millions at 57 millions of monthly users, becoming the second most used reader in the world, surpassed only by Windows Media Player. The developers are Justin Frankel and Tom Pepper (creators of Gnutella). Winamp, or WinAMP, is a popular free media player (available with additional services even for a fee), made and distributed by Nullsoft, a company that was founded independently and acquired by AOL in 1999.

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