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Winamp 5.6 Change Log

• New: [pmp_wifi] Android Wi-Fi support
• New: Direct mouse wheel support
• New: Option to write ratings to tags (for mp3, wma/wmv, ogg & flac)
• Improved: Redesigned Devices/Portables view in Media Library
• Improved: New on-the-fly 'Vertically flip (Shift+F)' option in Video context menu
• Improved: [dlmgr/jnetlib] Handling of http status codes 100 & 201-206
• Improved: [ml_plg] Playlist Generator: context menu dialog & other features
• Improved: [ml_pmp] More user-friendly Transcoding options for portable devices
• Improved: [ml_transcode] Added support for <disc> & <discs> in naming scheme
• Improved: [nsutil] Optimized video flip modes
• Improved: [pmp_android/ipod] Added encoder blacklist
• Improved: [ReplayGainAnalysis] Support for more sample rates
• Fixed: DLL load security vulnerability
• Fixed: [enc_lame] Memory leak
• Fixed: [gen_ff] Bookmark corruption via Send To menu in main window songticker
• Fixed: [gen_ml] Empty/Grey ML when restarting Winamp from a minimized state
• Fixed: [gen_ml] Scrolling lag in nav panel with large amount of items
• Fixed: [in_midi] Buffer/Integer overflow issues (thanks: Joakim @ nsense)
• Fixed: [in_mod] Buffer overflow in comment box (MTM security vulnerability)
• Fixed: [in_mkv] Crash when reading a string that was exactly SIZE_MAX bytes
• Fixed: [in_mp3] ID3v1 UI glitch, APEv2 + Lyrics3 tag combo bug, APEv2 tag removal
• Fixed: [in_mp4] Potential crash on getting metadata/albumart from invalid MP4 files
• Fixed: [in_nsv] Integer overflow in allocating memory for metadata
• Fixed: [in_nsv] Integer overflow when parsing TOC (thanks to: C. Eiram, Secunia)
• Fixed: [in_nsv] Video flip mode detection quirks
• Fixed: [ml_local] Arrow direction and sort inconsistencies in 3-pane views
• Fixed: [ml_plg] Playlist Generator crashes and database corruption issues
• Fixed: [ml_pmp] Autofill crash on empty libraries
• Fixed: [ml_playlists] Crash on drag+drop items from one playlist to another
• Fixed: [ml_transcode] Freeze transcoding .cda when using <filename> in scheme
• Fixed: [playlist] Relative pathnames when filename is already relative
• Fixed: [pmp_android/usb] Playlist sync & loading issues
• Fixed: [pmp_android/ipod/usb] Issue with forward slashes in playlist paths
• Fixed: [pmp_usb] Bug when multiple usb devices are connected
• Fixed: [vis_milk2] Unicode issues with fonts & presets editor (5.58-specific)
• Fixed: [vis_milk2] sprites.ini file lookup
• Fixed: [vp6.w5s] Buffer overflow issue
• Misc: More general tweaks, improvements, fixes and optimizations
• Misc: Portables/Devices support now also adds ml_devices.dll & devices.w5s
• Misc: Prompt user whether to move skins/langpacks when changing location
• Misc: Removed Winamp Remote from installer
• Misc: [ml_pmp] Moved 'Podcast Sync' to new tab in portable device options
• Misc: [out_ds] Config now displays 7.1 speakers as '7.1' instead of 'Unknown'
• Updated: Gracenote CDDB/MusicID v2.6.206
• Updated: [gen_jumpex] JTFE v1.2.3
• Updated: [in_vorbis] libogg v1.2.1 & libvorbis v1.3.2
• Updated: [vp8] libvpx v0.9.5

Winamp for Android is a mobile version for the Android (version 2.1) operating system, released in beta in October 2010 with a stable release in December 2010. It includes syncing with Winamp desktop (ver. 5.59 beta+) over USB or WiFi. It was received with some enthusiasm in the consumer blog press. Nullsoft Winamp is a fast, flexible, high-fidelity music player for Windows. Winamp supports MP3, CD, Audiosoft, Audio Explosion, MOD, WAV and other audio formats, custom appearances called skins, plus audio visualization and audio effect plug-ins. Additional features including free-form skins, a new decoder, built-in cross fade, and an advanced Media.

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This brief tutorial will show you how to use Winamp to manage your iPod.

1. First, make sure to enable disk use on your iPod by connecting it and opening iTunes (if it doesn’t auto-launch). Select your iPod and then click the Settings tab. Scroll down to the Options section and remove the check from the box labeled Open iTunes when this iPod is attached. Then place a check in the Enable disk use box (if it isn’t checked already). Click Apply.
2. Exit out of iTunes, and confirm that your iPod has now mounted itself as a drive.
3. Download and install Winamp if you haven’t yet. If you opt to create a custom installation, make sure to leave the iPod support selection in Portable Media Player Support (which is a part of the Winamp Library) checked.
4. Launch Winamp and if the Media Library window doesn’t appear, select View and then Media Library.
5. In the left column of the Media Library window, select your iPod from the Portables list. Any files currently on your iPod will be displayed.
6. To add music to your iPod, open the Playlist window, add some songs to it and then right-click those songs. From the pop-up menu select Send to: and then choose your iPod.
7. You’ll see a percentage status indicator as the files are sent to your iPod.
8. The files listed on your iPod may not refresh on their own. Just click Portables…
9. … and then click your iPod again. All of the files you just sent to your iPod will now be listed.
10. You can eject your iPod right from within Winamp by clicking the Eject button in the bottom right corner of the Media Library window.

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