Neither of those are exactly crazy original ideas you know.Originally posted by: scottdog81
well the general look of the program...and how they added cd burning and the music library....seems like they are gradually moving toward MMJB and away from the traditional winamp.
exactly.Originally posted by: tweakmm
Neither of those are exactly crazy original ideas you know.Originally posted by: scottdog81
well the general look of the program...and how they added cd burning and the music library....seems like they are gradually moving toward MMJB and away from the traditional winamp.
MMJB is a program that costs money, winamp is not. When you have paid developers you can get more features in less time. When I first got into the whole MP3 thing with Winamp, having not hear of MMJB, I remember thinking, "Man, it would be cool if you could burn a CD directly from your playlist."Originally posted by: scottdog81
all I'm saying is that it is moving toward the MMJB idea of a media player...and as far as I know, MMJB was the first media player to offer CD burning.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
I tried winamp once (can't even remember what version 3.XX I believe) and didn't see what all the fuss is about. On the other hand I :heart: MMJB.
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
I tried winamp once (can't even remember what version 3.XX I believe) and didn't see what all the fuss is about. On the other hand I :heart: MMJB.
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.
Originally posted by: jpeyton
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
I tried winamp once (can't even remember what version 3.XX I believe) and didn't see what all the fuss is about. On the other hand I :heart: MMJB.
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.
2.91 and 5.01 Lite are the two best versions of Winamp. 3.xx was bloatware. Why increase memory/processor usage to decode MP3s when Winamp does it bloat-free?
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
I tried winamp once (can't even remember what version 3.XX I believe) and didn't see what all the fuss is about. On the other hand I :heart: MMJB.
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.
i don't enjoy wasting 20% processor time to play mp3s
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
I tried winamp once (can't even remember what version 3.XX I believe) and didn't see what all the fuss is about. On the other hand I :heart: MMJB.
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.
i don't enjoy wasting 20% processor time to play mp3s
Neither do I
Originally posted by: tweakmm
MMJB is a program that costs money, winamp is not. When you have paid developers you can get more features in less time. When I first got into the whole MP3 thing with Winamp, having not hear of MMJB, I remember thinking, "Man, it would be cool if you could burn a CD directly from your playlist."Originally posted by: scottdog81
all I'm saying is that it is moving toward the MMJB idea of a media player...and as far as I know, MMJB was the first media player to offer CD burning.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Btw, why do people even talk about bloated programs anymore? Hard drive space is freaking cheap if you're refering to the size of the program. If you're refering to memory usage that's not really expensive either. Hell, something might as well use my gig of ram when I'm not playing a game or running Photoshop.