Winamp updated to version 5.094

Winamp updated to version 5.094

Winamp is a skinnable, multi-format audio player made by Nullsoft. It is freeware. Winamp was first released by Justin Frankel in 1997. Originally, MP3 playback was based on the AMP decoding engine by Tomislav Uzelac et al. In later versions, this was replaced with Nitrane, a proprietary decoder created by Nullsoft and subject of a lawsuit from Playmedia Systems, Ltd. After an out of court settlement and licensing agreement, Nullsoft switched to an ISO decoder from Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, the developers of MP3.

It is a fast, flexible, high-fidelity media player for Windows. Winamp supports playback of many audio (MP3, OGG, AAC, WAV, MOD, XM, S3M, IT, MIDI, etc) and video types (AVI, ASF, MPEG, NSV), custom appearances called skins (supporting both classic Winamp 1.x/2.x skins and Winamp 3 freeform skins), audio visualization and audio effect plug-ins (including two industry dominating visualization plug-ins), an advanced media library, Internet radio and TV support, CD ripping, and CD burning.

The company has just released their latest edition with the launch of Winamp 5.094. The changelog is as under:
New Additions:
in_wm now handles bit rate and length extended info.
New random number generation for playlist shuffle.
New libmp4v2.dll (updated)
Updates:
Security vulnerability in id3v2 tags.
Winamp now shuffles playlists larger than 32,768 songs.
Fade on start now behaves properly.
Separate directsound settings with multiple instances.
Winamp now supports adding URLs longer than 260 characters.
Editing files created in iTunes no longer causes corruption.
Length of long mp3’s now reported properly.
gen_jumpex no longer crashes when DEP is enabled.
Sort selections in media library are now remembered.
Album names with non-alphanumeric character behave better.
Fixed intermittent crash on seeking for some users.

Downloads:
Winamp 5.094 PRO | Winamp 5.094 Full | Winamp 5.094 Lite