If your playlist isn't already displayed, click the "PL" button to display it. Then on the Playlist window either click the +FILE button and add the files one at a time or click the +DIR button (click +FILE and then slide up) to add a whole directory (and optionally its subdirectories) at a time. To start a new list, click the Load List button, and slide up to New List. See similar questions...

Just click on the "+file" button and hold down your mouse button - you'll see that two other buttons appear above it labelled "+dir" and "+url". Slide the mouse cursor up to the "+dir" button whilst holding down the mouse button and then release the mouse button. A selector window will come up - navigate through it until you find the directory with all your MP3 files in it. See similar questions...

Yes. Winamp 5 comes with a Transcoding Tool for converting between MP3, WMA, M4A/AAC, OGG, FLAC and WAV formats (MP3 Encoding is available in Winamp Pro only). To use the Transcoder, right click the file(s) in the Media Library or Playlist window and select “Send To > Format Converter”. Back to top See similar questions...

Change the output preferences to Wave File (silent). In the newer versions of WinAMP, the output preferences is actually under the "Input" tab. Click Options|Preferences|Input Tab, select one of Nullsoft's Plug-In decoders, click on "Configure", then the "Output" tab, and change the output Device to ".WAV File (Silent)" (this specific info refers to version 1.92) See similar questions...

Why not Divx? Is it simply a matter of "not yet," or more of a "no, never going to?" Just curious, as its pretty much the most popular. I would use my Xbox even more if it would! See similar questions...

Press Ctl-P to get Preferences, then select Output in the left hand window, then select Nullsoft Disk Writer plug-in in the left window... then press the Configure button to choose which directory you want your WAV files saving in. After you do this, every time you "play" a file in Winamp, it will actually be output to a WAV file in your chosen directory. See similar questions...

There may be various causes, and some may be difficult to get around (e.g. some video drivers conflict with audio output in some circumstances, as do some modem operations, and these problems may be hard to fix, other than by updating your device drivers). Here are a few suggestions... Turn off stuff in Winamp that's unnecessary, such as the scrolling title display and the graphic frequency analyser. (Right click on the corresponding part of the Winamp window to control these options.. See similar questions...

If you have the 'full' version of Winamp it can play WMA files, and you can try writing to a WAV output file using the Nullsoft Disk Writer plugin... but sometimes it won't work - you get a message saying "Sorry, no .wav writing support for DRM enabled WRM streams". This figures, I guess. Winamp is basically playing by the rules set by Microsoft et al. There's no technical reason for not doing this... it's a "policy" thing. See similar questions...

I have all the codecs installed properly, and the files play fine with WMP, but I really do not care for that media player. I generally route all my media through WinAmp and if there is any way possible to play these files in WinAmp, and anyone knows how, you would totally rule if you could help me out! See similar questions...

A playlist is a user-defined list of songs that you can select to play instead of playing all the songs included in your library. How do I delete songs off of my playlist? Please follow these steps to delete songs from your playlist: See similar questions...

A playlist is a description of files that will be put on to an audio CD. It can consist of as little as 1 song, or as many as 99 (up to 74 minutes worth). When creating a playlist, you're deciding what files you've recorded (and want to put on CD) will be track 1, or track 2, for example. You can also determine the 'gap time' (silent spaces) between the tracks burnt to the new CD (this is described below in "Can I adjust the gap time (silent section) between songs? If so, how?"). See similar questions...

Winamp 5 combines the best aspects of Winamp 2 and Winamp 3 into one player. Hence Winamp 2 + Winamp 3 = Winamp 5! See similar questions...

From the Options menu, select Preferences (or Ctrl+P using the keyboard). Select "File Types" under General Preferences. Select the desired file types you wish to associate. Back to top Yes, it does. Unicode support was implemented between versions 5.2x and 5.3x. Always make sure you are using the very latest version. See this in-depth tutorial for further information. Back to top No, Winamp currently does not natively support the playback of either of these proprietary formats. Back to top See similar questions...