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Winamp is one of those software programs most probably all of us remember to have used as the first ever third-party media player back in the old days. It was first rolled out in 1997, and although it has lost a bulk of its market overtime to competitors, it still retains a sizeable presence.

Today we’re out to look at the erratic issue of tackling duplicate content in Winamp’s music library. If you happen to be an avid music listener and as such possess a gigantic music collection, weeding out duplicate files can prove to be a really tough job. But, worry not! Clone Files Checker has got you covered with it duplicate song finding mechanism. Download it here, and remove all the duplicate songs in Winamp library:

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Traditional duplicate finders usually fail miserably at scanning for and rooting out music files due to the following reasons:

WACUP (which can be pronounced as wakeup or wac-up or however you prefer it in your native tongue) is designed to work only with the patched Winamp 5.666 release to provide bug fixes, updates of existing features and most importantly new features with the goal to eventually become it's own highly Winamp compatible media player. WACUP makes use of the benefits of Winamp being heavily based on.

1. One-to-one match will fail due to different file names and sizes.
2. ASCII files comparators which check the similarities between two text files will also fail since music files are binary files.

The technique of comparing metadata comes in very handy at this stage and helps in identifying similar or duplicate music files. There are several music duplicate finders out there, amongst them Clone Files Checker is a state-of-the-art solution that offers excellent protection against duplicate files of all types (including music files).

Since we’re talking about scanning for duplicate music files here, you need to select the Music Search mode (located right under the Cloud Scan tab). Next, click the green colored Add button to add up as many folders as you want where you wish the scan to be directed at. Alternatively, you can choose to select a hard drive or all the drives on your computer, and this is highly recommended.

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The Music Search mode facilitates scanning for duplicate music files by selecting the metadata fields to be checked, such as Title, Artist, Album etc. The File Content option performs a content match if the music tags are missing. Next, you can opt to specify any file size limitations (upper / lower limits) for the results to be filtered accordingly.

Once you’re done specifying the filtering criteria, click the blue colored Start Search button. Free up memory in vista.

Once the scan is over, you will notice a bar at the bottom of the UI indicate the total number of duplicate (or more copies) unearthed and the aggregate storage space being wasted due to them.

When you want to install Winamp on your Ubuntu and look up for the procedure on the Internet, most websites will suggest installing Qmmp. While Qmmp is a great choice and a feature-rich audio player that supports many formats, you will still miss many features that always made Winamp your first choice. Clone Files Checker has got you covered with it duplicate song finding mechanism. Download it here, and remove all the duplicate songs in Winamp library: Winamp Duplicates? Download Clone Files Checker. Clone Files Checker is a harbinger of strong security principles.

You will see a set of predefined selection criteria options popping right out of the Select Duplicates button.

Once you’ve made your choice, click on the Select Action button and you will be prompted to select what course of action you wish to be taken for the duplicates.

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There are two main options, either to completely delete the duplicate files or only move them to a different folder.

Here is a list of media players for various operating systems that comes with “out-of-the-box” support for OggVorbis.

Desktop Software

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Other stuff

• c6 messenger: italian instant messenger with audio/video call based on speex/theora (http://www.icona.net)
• Firefox: Open Source web browser versions (HTML5 audio OGG Vorbis support since version 3.5, WebM with Vorbis sound since 4.0, OGG Opus since 15)
• FFMp3: Open Source web (flash) streaming player

GNU/Linux & *BSD

free software

• amaroK: Open Source player for KDE with support for Ogg Vorbis among other formats, streaming, Last.FM, lyrics and covert art download and many many more.
• Beep Media Player (a.k.a. BMPx): XMMS fork that uses GTK+ 2.x and is compatible with both XMMS and Winamp skins
• BossOgg: Jukebox system
• CAJUN: Car audio system
• cplay: curses frontend for Ogg123, mpg123 etc
• GiantDisc: Jukebox system that can be controlled by a Palm
• GQmpeg: GTK frontend for mpg123/Ogg123 etc
• JuK: Open Source player for KDE with support for Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and MP3.
• LAMIP: Modular audio player
• MPD: Music Player Daemon is a sound server that supports different clients. Supports many formats, among them Ogg Vorbis and FLAC
• Muine: Open Source player for GNOME with support for Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and MP3.
• Noatun: KDE audio player
• MythTV: PVR project
• PyTone: Python-based jukebox player
• Quodlibet: Based on GStreamer 0.10 and PyGTK. Keep your music organised.
• s.q.u.e.l.c.h.: Vorbis only player
• wxMusik: Open Source player with support for Ogg Vorbis, as well as MP3, WAV and AIFF. Makes use of an SQL based media libary for quick searching.
• Xine: video player with long list of supported formats
• Jajuk: Jajuk is software that organizes and plays music. It is a full-featured application geared towards advanced users with large or scattered music collections. Using multiple perspectives, the software is designed to be intuitive and provide different ways to perform the same task.

Mac OS X

free software

• Cog – requires Mac OS X 10.3 (Panther) and greater
• Jajuk: Jajuk is software that organizes and plays music. It is a full-featured application geared towards advanced users with large or scattered music collections. Using multiple perspectives, the software is designed to be intuitive and provide different ways to perform the same task.

proprietary software

• Quicktime components for Quicktime 6 and Quicktime 7 – enables rudimentary support for iTunes 4.7 and greater
• Whamb – supports Ogg Vorbis and Ogg Vorbis streams, requires Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar) and greater
• kJams – Karaoke program which supports encoding (or re-encoding) of any audio type to Ogg Vorbis, enables editing of comments with the VCEdit Framework, requires 10.3 and the XiphQT package. More Info.
• CorePlayer Pro: By the makers of TCPMP. Costs $19.95US.

Other

free software

• Nintendo DS: **MoonShell 1.71 is a homebrew media player for the Nintendo DS. It can play Ogg Vorbis. It has two Vorbis decoders (both using Tremor), a “high accuracy” one limited to 128kbps average, and a “normal accuracy” one that can use higher bitrates, the default being the normal one.
  • DSOrganize transforms the Nintendo DS into a PDA capable of playing Ogg Vorbis audio.
• Xbox: the Xbox Media Center is an open source project that transforms a modded Xbox with Linux into a media center and streaming client.
• Rockbox: A replacement firmware developed for various digital audio players such as the Ipod, various Archos players, and more. It uses the Tremor library to implement Ogg Vorbis playback.
• Sony Playstation Portable
  • lightmp3 is a GNU GPLv2 licensed player which supports Ogg Vorbis and FLAC playback on the PSP.

proprietary software

• GamePark32: the GP32, an arm9tdmi portable console with much hackability (gcc3 toolchain, expandable memory), has several Vorbis players available.
• Sharp’s Zaurus: the Zaurus, a very flexible PDA which runs Linux, can play Vorbis files with a variety of software, including a plugin for the default media player, xmms, Ogg123, mplayer, or theKompany.com’s tkcPlayer.
• Sony Playstation
  • the Media Digital Media Player is a streaming client solution for the Playstation 2.
  • the PSPlayerMT is an “unsupported” Korean media player for the PSP. The specs claim it will play Ogg Theora and Ogg Vorbis.

PalmOS

free software

• POGGPl: still in alpha-stage
• The Magic Lantern: still in alpha-stage
• The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) (Wikipedia article): Formerly (and now once again) known as BetaPlayer. Uses Tremor.
• BetaPlayer (website in development ? Dead as of 2010-Feb): Continuation (and precursor) of TCPMP.

proprietary software

• Pocket Tunes: costs 14.95 US$
• AeroPlayer: gratis for Ogg. MP3 support costs 20 US$
• CorePlayer Mobile: By the makers of TCPMP. Costs $29.95US.

PocketPC

free software

• GSPlayer (WM5/WM6)
• PocketOgg (PPC2002/PPC2003/WM*): Uses Tremor.
• The Core Pocket Media Player (TCPMP) (Wikipedia article, version 0.72 Beta seems to not be compatible with PPC2002): Formerly (and now once again) known as BetaPlayer. Uses Tremor.
• BetaPlayer (website in development ? Dead as of 2010-Feb): Continuation (and precursor) of TCPMP.
• Today Player: a Today screen plugin.

proprietary software

• Conduits Pocket Player: Costs $19.94US.
• PocketMusic (PPC2003/WM*): Costs $19.95US.
• CorePlayer Mobile: By the makers of TCPMP. Costs $29.95US.

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Symbian

free software

proprietary software

• Ogg Vorbis Controller: plugin for Symbian's Multimedia Framework that allows decoding and playing back of Ogg Vorbis compressed audio files
• CorePlayer Mobile: By the makers of TCPMP. Costs $29.95US.

iPhone

free software

• See work in progress on iOS page

proprietary software

• FStream: A no-cost webradio listener/recorder software, which supports Icecast directory browsing and decodes Vorbis streams. No 'jailbreak' required.
• yxplayer: for-pay video player, which can play Vorbis audio and Theora video. In app store, no jailbreak required.

Android

proprietary software

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• RockPlayer: A NoCost FFMPEG based player that handles most of the formats including OGV/Theora stored on disk. Needs Android 1.6-2.2 with ARM processor.

For hardware “MP3-players” that support Ogg Vorbis see Vorbis Hardware

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