Qmmp 2.3.3: Bug Fixes and Better Compatibility for This Winamp-Style Audio Player

This is a stability and compatibility update with several targeted fixes.

Qmmp, the free open-source audio player with a classic Winamp-style interface, has been updated to version 2.3.3 (alongside a parallel 1.7.11 release for older systems). This is a stability and compatibility update with several targeted fixes.

What's New in Qmmp 2.3.3

PipeWire Compatibility Fix A build issue affecting systems running PipeWire versions older than 0.3.50 has been resolved, improving compatibility across a wider range of audio setups.

Settings Dialog Layout Fixed Visual layout problems in the settings dialog have been corrected for a cleaner, properly aligned interface.

CUE Sheet Encoding Fix Default CUE encoding has been corrected, addressing an issue that could cause incorrect track metadata when loading CUE sheets.

Drag and Drop Track Order Corrected Tracks added to the playlist via drag and drop are now inserted in the correct order.

Null Pointer and Memory Leak Fixes Several crash-related null pointer dereferences and memory leaks have been resolved for improved stability during long listening sessions.

SID Plugin Improvements The SID plugin (for Commodore 64 music files) has been upgraded with support for libsidplayfp 3.0, along with memory leak fixes.

Audio Information Display Fix Incorrect display of audio information in certain scenarios has been corrected.

Japanese Translation Updated The Japanese locale has received updated translations.

About Qmmp

Qmmp is a free, Qt-based audio player that brings the classic Winamp/XMMS experience to modern Windows (and Linux). It supports a wide range of formats including MP3, FLAC, OGG Vorbis, WAV, AAC, OPUS, and many more. Features include a 10-band equalizer, crossfading, gapless playback, audio visualization plugins, skins support, and an extensive plugin system. It's a great choice for anyone who misses the simplicity of Winamp.

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