GodAmp: Reimplementation of Winamp 2.9 in Godot, with cross-platform support

30 points by klaussilveira 1 month ago | 10 comments
  • poisonborz 1 month ago
    Anybody wanting a real Winamp successor should use AIMP. Besides being very mature and full of features it also supports Winamp DSP plugins.
    • M95D 1 month ago
      How many hundreds of megabytes?
      • zappy42 1 month ago
        0.94 hundred megabytes, apparently.
        • M95D 1 month ago
          I'm sure Winamp could run on a 20 MB stripped down Win95 in a VM. So I expect that Winamp + Win95 + a simple VM is smaller.

          I wonder if Winamp 2.9 + Wine is smaller...

      • progbits 1 month ago
        OP: are you the author?

        I'm curious if this is based on the released source (with some drama https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41861056), or a black-box reimplementation.

        Looks really great either way!

        • fellsand 1 month ago
          Hey, author here.

          Totally black-box reimplementation. For the visualizer I took a brief look at the old source code for Geiss though.

          • klaussilveira 1 month ago
            Not the author, just sharing.
          • forgotpwd16 1 month ago
            Godot surely is an interesting choice for application development.
            • 5- 1 month ago
              highly related: https://webamp.org/

              (many times dicussed on hn: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=webamp.org)

              • knowitnone 1 month ago
                I've been using foobar2000 and it's pretty good for my needs (no Linux though)