Is anyone managing ipods with the new version of Winamp?ģ. No problem for two or three, but 100 is another matter.Ģ. What this means is that to have playlists on the ipod I'll have to what I did before: create each playlist on the ipod separately and move the music into it. You can right click one of those playlists and then say, 'Send to ipod.' It sends the songs to the ipod-but it doesn't recreate the new playlist. It is quite easy to work with and thanks to this simple layout, it can. Many standard tools are available and it is possible to customize its layout depending upon unique user settings. Winamp Classic is a free software package that provides the same playback capabilities as this iconic brand. Here's the problem: nearly all my music is in playlists on winamp referring to songs on my computer hard drive. Free music and video player for personal computers. It has now recognized the new ipod and transferred one playlist worth of songs. I may need to use the back up now and I have just activated it for the first time.įor the past year or more I've been using winamp 5666, I believe, and it has been very reliable-no crashes. When those were discontinued I got a backup. About 10 years ago I got an ipod classic and I have been using winamp to maintain that ever since. I had winamp on my computer 15 years or more ago and have been using it ever since.

In any case I am delighted that work on winamp has resumed. I know the answer to these questions may be buried somewhere in these forums and if someone can just point me to it/them that will be great.

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