Foobar's the only realistic alternative because it's the only one, that I know of, that supports the full gamut of plugins written to play video game/ancient computer audio files. Mostly because guys like Neill Corlett wrote all those plugins ~15-10 years ago when your only choices were Winamp or Foobar.
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Foobar's the only realistic alternative because it's the only one, that I know of, that supports the full gamut of plugins written to play video game/ancient computer audio files. Mostly because guys like Neill Corlett wrote all those plugins ~15-10 years ago when your only choices were Winamp or Foobar.
http://www.zophar.net/music.html
Audacious comes close, but isn't quite there. PSF2 support is mostly non-functional, for instance.
For me, I used foobar because it was the last one that didn't try to be 'smart' about shuffle play.