Alright, so when im listening to a song the next song starts 6 seconds before the first song is done playing.. I put it that way, but now its pissing me off and I cant remember what I did to mess with that feature.. does anyone know where to go on winamp to change this? I cant seem to find it anymore

Go to the drop down equalizer. Near the bottom of the player there should be a button that says "CONFIG" press the button and that should bring up th equalizer. On the left side there should be a button with a light next to it and then a couple arrows with a number in the middle. That number is the set crossfade which should be a 6, just turn the light off or adjust the number.

Go to the drop down equalizer. Near the bottom of the player there should be a button that says "CONFIG" press the button and that should bring up th equalizer. On the left side there should be a button with a light next to it and then a couple arrows with a number in the middle. That number is the set crossfade which should be a 6, just turn the light off or adjust the number.

 

Haha, I was just coming back here to post I found it.. For some reason I don't remember doing it like that, I thought I actually typed in how long for it to take.. I couldn't stand it cutting off my favorite part of "Them Bones" by Alice in Chains, was making me so mad..

 

However, I was expecting you would be the one to answer this..

Do people still use Winamp? Why wouldn't you just use ITunes to listen to music?

Do people still use Winamp? Why wouldn't you just use ITunes to listen to music?

Because I don't want that horses*** on my laptop.

Because I don't want that horses*** on my laptop.

 

Preach

Because I don't want that horses*** on my laptop.

 

I hate that I support ITunes, but it's head and shoulders above Winamp in my opinion. That is why I asked.

Do people still use Winamp? Why wouldn't you just use ITunes to listen to music?

 

because iTunes is iSh*t.

I hate that I support ITunes, but it's head and shoulders above Winamp in my opinion. That is why I asked.

It doesn't do a single thing better than Winamp atleast from what I've seen.

It doesn't do a single thing better than Winamp atleast from what I've seen.

 

I utilize ITunes' music store. Not to purchase music, but to listen to samples/search for oldies but goodies that I don't already have downloaded.

 

For instance, IMix' are fun to browse through and find some hidden gems.

People still use Winamp?

 

Shocking.

People still use Winamp?

 

Shocking.

 

If you aren't being sarcastic, I said the same thing.

If you aren't being sarcastic, I said the same thing.

Winamp is obsolete in my eyes, I had it back in 2000 or so though.

Winamp is obsolete in my eyes, I had it back in 2000 or so though.

 

I completely agree. I used to love listening "The Chronic" and watch all the whirling colors jump around.

 

Such an obsolete program.

 

Winamp is obsolete in my eyes, I had it back in 2000 or so though.

 

It's not, actually. It just depends what the user wants. I got rid of iTunes because it took up too much RAM, always wanted me to update, had limited customability (is that a word?), and too many useless features that I couldn't get rid of. I don't use Winamp either, but it's certainly not obsolete.