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In an age dominated by wild conversions, when a
product, also the dullest one, conceived and developed originally for other
machines, catches up a success quota relatively wide, immediately our
small comunity (or at least a good part of it) demands with great
voice the relative reincarnation.
An example among the others is WinAMP, the famous
player of MPEG audio tracks, which,
being literally a hit among PC users, it has been directly
(and obviously) reproposed in a red-and-white chequered garment.
Considerations Perhaps, just this unusual peculiarity has been the main (or the only one) dragging craft of the program, and without it, in fact, AmigaAMP reveals itself as what it really is, an anonymous and perfectible player of digital scores. No doubt, indeed, that exists something better around: the great Song Player, as an example, that in addition to be satisfied by less pretentious configurations (a 030/40-50Mhz is more than enough for a correct execution of MPEG samples), it allow also to play CDDA tracks, or the modular and most complete Delitracker, in a position to support dearly mp3 files on not-so-fast machines as well. Furthermore, the idea of "bitmapped interface" surely is not a new one: the EMPY-Gui of the ancient, but still strong Eagle Player is, in fact, the irrefutable proof.
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