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Are you looking for an alternative Linux music player? Winamp might be a good option to consider.Winamp supports a wide variety of contemporary and specialized music file formats, including MIDI, MOD, MPEG-1 audio layers 1 and 2, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WAV, OGG Vorbis, and Windows Media Audio. It supports gapless playback for MP3 and AAC, and Replay Gain for volume leveling across tracks. This article describes” How to install Winamp on Ubuntu/Linux Mint”

Installing Winamp

To install Winamp, get access of Winamp PPA from repository, use the following command –

The sample output should be like this –

Then update Linux package indexes by using the following command –

The sample output should be like this –

To install winamp, use the following command –

The sample output should be like this –

To open Winamp, use the following command –

The output should be like this –

To remove winamp from Linux, it is essential to remove winamp ppa as shown below –

The sample output should be like this –

To remove Winamp, use the following command –

The sample output should be like this –

Congratulations! Now, you know “How to install Winamp on Ubuntu/Linux Mint”. We’ll learn more about these types of commands in our next Linux post. Keep reading!

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Как установить Winamp на Ubuntu / Linux Mint

Вы ищете альтернативный музыкальный плеер Linux? Winamp может быть хорошим вариантом для consider.Winamp поддерживает широкий спектр современных и специализированных музыкальных форматов, включая MIDI, MOD, MPEG-1 аудио слоев 1 и 2, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WAV, OGG Vorbis и Windows Media Аудио. Он поддерживает беспрерывное воспроизведение MP3 и AAC, и Replay Gain для выравнивания громкости между контактами. В данной статье описывается «Как установить Winamp на Ubuntu / Linux Mint»

Установка Winamp

Чтобы установить Winamp, получить доступ Winamp PPA из хранилища, используйте следующую команду —

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Затем обновить индексы пакетов Linux, используя следующую команду —

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Чтобы установить Winamp, используйте следующую команду —

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Чтобы открыть Winamp, используйте следующую команду —

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Чтобы удалить из Linux Winamp, очень важно удалить WinAmp PPA , как показано ниже —

Пример вывода должен быть таким —

Чтобы удалить Winamp, используйте следующую команду —

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Поздравления! Теперь вы знаете, «Как установить Winamp на Ubuntu / Linux Mint». Мы узнаем больше об этих типах команд в нашем следующем посте Linux. Продолжай читать!

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Winamp.

Post by Jeffex » Sat Jul 15, 2017 3:10 am

Re: Winamp.

Post by jameskga » Sat Jul 15, 2017 3:13 am

that takes me back to college.

i would like to hear an answer to this too. i see mint comes preinstalled with rhythmbox, does it support plugins?

Re: Winamp.

Post by Chemical_Ali » Sat Jul 15, 2017 5:44 am

I don’t know about Winamp. But, if you like Milkdrop2, then maybe ProjectM might be a good alternative. It is a stand-alone program rather than a plugin. I have installed the ‘pulseaudio’ module, so it will work on any program that uses pulse audio.

ProjectM is available in the software manager. But, I could only install it from the terminal; sudo apt install projectm-pulseaudio

Once it is running, you can press:

f — fullscreen
m — menu

Re: Winamp.

Post by Reaccion Raul » Sat Jul 15, 2017 5:48 am

Audacious is the equivalent to Winamp, the skins are more ugly but it works exactly the same way. I use it all the time.

It should be on your software manager.

Re: Winamp.

Post by Pjotr » Sat Jul 15, 2017 6:01 am

Reaccion Raul wrote: Audacious is the equivalent to Winamp, the skins are more ugly but it works exactly the same way. I use it all the time.

It should be on your software manager.

Audacious is cool.

Re: Winamp.

Post by Hoser Rob » Sat Jul 15, 2017 7:30 am

Re: Winamp.

Post by richyrich » Sat Jul 15, 2017 8:23 am

Re: Winamp.

Post by phd21 » Sat Jul 15, 2017 1:03 pm

I just read your post and the good replies to it. Here are my thoughts on this as well.

There are other posts on this topic in this forum, if you search for them.

+1 for Audacious, Qmmp, Xmmp, etc. which also have WinAmp skins capability. there are also a lot of skins available. Audacious works best in my humble opinion (IMHO). I have Audacious and Qmmp installed, and many others. I use Amarok for my main music manager player, but it does not use WinAMP skins that I know of.

Previous post on this with good information and screenshots:
WinAmp
viewtopic.php?f=48&t=217797&hilit=winamp

Re: Winamp.

Post by Penn » Sat Jul 15, 2017 1:31 pm

Reaccion Raul wrote: Audacious is the equivalent to Winamp, the skins are more ugly but it works exactly the same way. I use it all the time.

It should be on your software manager.

jameskga wrote: that takes me back to college.

i would like to hear an answer to this too. i see mint comes preinstalled with rhythmbox, does it support plugins?

Yes, it supports plugins. The best source for third party plugins I found, a bit old but still relevant https://askubuntu.com/questions/147942/ . ox-plugins

I ended up settling for rhythmbox even before Mint joined Ubuntu in making it the default player but even now, it is lacking in comparison to Media Monkey. I got MediaMonkey working in wine as an experiment but I don’t like wine and, more important, it used a ridiculous amount of memory.

Re: Winamp.

Post by Reaccion Raul » Sat Jul 15, 2017 2:36 pm

Re: Winamp.

Post by Jeffex » Sun Jul 16, 2017 12:04 am

Thank you for all your responses guys and gals.
Thanks for the codes phd21, I have installed both Audacious and Qmmp. I’m liking Audacious at this stage.

I have just found this one too: https://sayonara-player.com/index.php it has some nice features and a great interface.

Re: Winamp.

Post by phd21 » Sun Jul 16, 2017 2:53 am

You are welcome.

Audacious is light on resources and fast, so I use it when I am doing other memory intensive things where my ancient limited computer cannot run Amarok well.

There are a lot of nice to excellent Linux music player and managers, but not that many that can use WinAMP skins like your post’s subject.

I found Sayonara pretty nice as well and posted a link in the post below with some others that you and others might find interesting.

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Количество мультимедийных приложений для Linux постоянно увеличивается. Если вы ищете mp3-плеер в стиле winamp, тогда попробуйте это приложение под названием Qmmp. Он обеспечивает внешний вид, похожий на Winamp в Windows, и он довольно прост в использовании.

Qmmp построен с использованием библиотеки QT, поэтому внутренние диалоги программы будут выглядеть, так как они выглядят на рабочем столе kde. Однако основной пользовательский интерфейс использует скины.

Он способен воспроизводить Mp3, Ogg, CD Audio, Midi и ряд других аудиоформатов.

Изменения с 0.12.1 и 1.3.2:

• добавлена возможность воспроизведения трека по двойному клику в плагине истории;
• включен декодер mpg123 для Windows;
• использование обложки альбома из файла по умолчанию;
• исправлен плагин для текстов песен;
• исправлена документация по API;
• исправлена проблема с режимом «только чтение» для файлов FLAC;
• исправлена проблема с отсутствующими свойствами для некоторых треков CUE;
• исправлено отображение ярлыков в контекстных меню под Qt 5.10 или выше (для версии 1.3.2);
• исправлена поддержка Qt 5.13 (для версии 1.3.2);
• исправлено падение при сеансе Wayland (для версии 1.3.2);
• исправлено зависание некоторых поврежденных файлов в плагине ffmpeg;
• исправлено падение некоторых потоков в плагине ffmpeg;
• исправлено определение типа файла по содержимому в плагине mpeg.

Установочные пакеты Qmmp доступны почти для всех популярных дистрибутивов, поэтому вам не нужно беспокоиться о его компиляции, если вы не хотите иметь самую последнюю сборку. Qmmp на самом деле не ограничивается Linux и работает и на Windows.

Установить Qmmp Ubuntu / Linux Mint

Откройте терминал и добавьте репозитоий:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:forkotov02/ppa

Обновите кеш и установите плеер:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install qmmp qmmp-plugin-pack

Для удаление Qmmp Audio Player 1.3.2 введите:

sudo apt-get remove —autoremove qmmp qmmp-*

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Post by AndyMH » Fri Mar 04, 2016 6:26 pm

Having returned to linux after a 15 year gap (previously used Xandros, sadly no more), I’m trying to get my favourite MP3 player working under mint. Downloaded an .rpm (http://www.mywinamp.com/), converted it to a deb with alien and installed it. It shows up in software manager as installed. Problem is — how do I get at it to run it, it doesn’t show up as an application in the applications menu?

Having failed with the above, I’ve installed Winamp 5.531 via Wine and can confirm it works after a fashion. Bits that don’t work — no slider bar to move through a track, no elapsed time display (always 00:00), no volume control (have to use the OS). Also a bit flaky, sometimes starts, sometimes not. Wine is emulating Win7, haven’t tried it earlier versions yet.

I’d really like to get Winamp running natively, so would welcome any input. Have tried other MP3 players in linux, they just don’t cut it.

Re: Winamp

Post by richyrich » Fri Mar 04, 2016 8:29 pm

I find it easier to use qmmp , functions exactly like winamp, it even allows me to to use all my ol’ 2.95 skins! You can try it / install it via the Software Manager or Synaptic Package Manager.

Re: Winamp

Post by phd21 » Fri Mar 04, 2016 10:34 pm

I just read your post and the good reply to it. Here are my thoughts on this as well.

It would help to know more about your system setup. If you run «inxi -Fxzd» from the console terminal prompt, highlight the results, copy and paste them back here, that should provide enough information.

Make sure you have installed «ubuntu-restricted-extras», and «mpg123», from the Software Manager or Synaptic Package Manager (SPM)

Audacious 3.7 (Powerful Winamp-Like Music Player) Has Received Impressive New Features And Fixes
Has 3 interface options GTK, QT, & Winamp Classic Interface , you can also use other winamp skins. The GTK interface has the most options.

Audacious 3.7 Released, Available In PPA — see screen shots in link below
http://www.webupd8.org/2015/11/audaciou . n-ppa.html

To install this using the PPA method, open a console terminal, type in, or copy & paste, each line below one by one:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install audacious audacious-plugins

Adding Winamp skins

Adding Winamp skins to Audacious is very simple. Just copy your skin file (.zip, .wsz, .tgz, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2 file) to either

/.local/share/audacious/Skins (affect your user only) or /usr/share/audacious/Skins (affects every user), and then you can browse and select it from Skinned Interface tab in Preferences. Another way is dragging the skin file directly into the list view of available skins.

Hope this helps .

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Re: Winamp

Post by Xwrc » Sat Mar 05, 2016 10:39 am

Re: Winamp

Post by phd21 » Sat Mar 05, 2016 12:38 pm

As you can see from my previous post and the links in it, and other user replies, Audacious version 3.7 is a great music player with the ability to easily use a Winamp interface with Winamp skins, and can do a whole lot more. You can also create your own Winamp «skins», if you want to use your own pictures (I do not know how to do this yet, but I know that you can).

FYI-1: There are a lot of really excellent Linux music players and music manager programs that you can use without using the Linux «Wine» system.

There are some great posts in this forum on music players and music managers, if you search for them. My favorite music application is still the superb «Amarok» music player manager. But, I have more than one music player application installed, because of variety, and because some have features that are not available, or work a little better or differently, in other players. That, and I can help other Linux mint users regarding this topic. I have Amarok, Audacious 3.7, Yarock, Tomahwak, VLC, SMplayer, and StreamTuner2 (for additional streaming stations).

A couple other posts on Music Players and Music Managers:

FYi-2: I do not recommend using «Wine», unless you have to. Although «Wine» is a great system for running MS Windows programs in Linux, I just do not see the need for it when there are excellent Linux alternatives for almost any application programs from MS Windows or Mac systems you can think of, just ask the people here in this forum, or search the Internet. The only people I know of that may want, or need, to use it now are usually Gamers for certain games that have not yet made it to the Linux systems or the «Steam» system. People that want to view streaming videos, or online TV, where certain websites are locked into MS Windows browsers and such, can now use Linux (& cross platform) Multi-Media Servers and players, like Kodi (xbmc), Plex Home Theater, Navi-x, Showtime, etc. instead of using FireFox in Wine, or the good «User Agent» browser plug-in, or something like that. «Wine» just adds more layers of programs that use system resources and memory, and if you do not secure it, then it opens up your system to more MS Windows security issues that a standard Linux system does not have to be concerned with.

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