'Linamp' is a realistic reproduction of the design of the classic media player 'Winamp'
Rodrigo Mendes, a software engineer living in Mexico, created a music player called Linamp , which uses the same design as the media player Winamp , which was popular from 1997 to 2013 but was discontinued at one point, and then the final version was distributed in 2022.
Linamp | Hackaday.io
Linamp, The IRL Winamp | Hackaday
https://hackaday.com/2024/06/06/linamp-the-irl-winamp/
Linamp looks like this. It looks like 'the screen is a composite image,' but the whole device is self-assembled, and Mendes himself reproduced the Winamp-like performance and layout of the player part.
This is what happens when the power is off.
The front display is fitted with a horizontally long touch-enabled display like this.
A video of the actual operation is also available.
At startup, no files are loaded.
Tap the eject icon on the player.
You will now be taken to the playlist registration screen. In the left column, you can see the folders 'edits', 'FLAC', 'mp3' and 'old'.
When you tap 'FLAC,' a list of albums in the folder will be displayed, and when you tap an album name, a list of songs will be displayed. You can add only the songs you like to the playlist in the right column.
When you add a song to a playlist, it looks like this.
Actually playing the song.
The sources that can be used are files in memory, CDs, Bluetooth, and Spotify.
By the way, it has been announced that Winamp will be open sourced on September 24, 2024.
About Winamp - Winamp has announced that it is opening up its source code to enable collaborative development of its legendary player for Windows.
https://about.winamp.com/press/article/winamp-open-source-code
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