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winamp or musicmatch?
anyone here tried both of them as a pc's music player? which do you think is better? im using winamp due to its bluetooth plugin which enebles me to control winamp as well as my pc remotely using my mobile phone's bluetooth.
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Member
i hate them both actually.
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Member
I actaully have both music player, but I don't really used them cause I am too lazy to open those program, plus it will use my RAM. I use my iPod with boombox speakers instead, which is more better.
But I chose musicmatch though. My winamp keeps on closing with errors.
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The Demon
I rarely use winamp. If only musicmatch has the equalizer feature then that would make it the best. What i like about musicmatch is the ability to convert and rip songs as mp3pro. It makes me consume half the size of mp3s but of the same quality.
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Fresh Meat
Winamp user.. i like the player because it haves a lot of skins and plug-ins..
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Member
I usually use itunes for most of my mp3 playing. But if I HAD to choose, I would go with winamp simply because it's more commonly used. Also because musicmatch came with the purchase of your pc.
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Fulltime Member
I used both winamp and musicmatch jukebox and I feel musicmatch is better than winamp. But, VLC mediaplayer beats them all for windows. It plays almost all formats and you don't need additional plugins to play the quicktime, 3gp and real player files.
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Member
I use winamp since time I buy computer. I like it and till now using it. It has many usefull features and nice skins. I tried musicmatch but I prefer to use winamp for playing songs.
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Member
Hey!
I Use Wimamp and I'd deffo reccommend it, I use it for DJ'ing on a website, and also for leisure music playing, its great software!
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Member
Winamp, but if i could choose any i would use iTunes. But yeah winamp is a great program to listen to shoutcast stations and watch videos on.
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