AIMP Classic is a powerful audio player that allows you to listen to your favorite music with an outstanding sound quality. Its appearance resembles that of another classical audio player (Winamp), so you'll get used to it very quickly. It can also be customized with skins. The program includes a 18-band equalizer, a visualization window to display rhythmic visual effects and a playlist editor to organize your audio files. A nice fading effect makes your list of songs look like an endless music loop and a handy volume normalizing feature avoids drastic volume changes between tracks. Also, the player's main functions can be conveniently controlled by global hotkeys. Besides playing music, AIMP Classic features three extra utilities which also enable you to record any sound on your computer, convert audio files from one format to another and view or edit tags. AIMP Classic is based on the well-known audio engine BASS, so it's easy to connect new plug-ins (from the plug-in library included in the program) and expand the player's functionalities.
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Reviewing 2.60 Build 530 (Jan 7, 2010)
Hmmm... I don't find any threats and I think it is worth to try.
Reviewing 2.60 Build 530 (Jan 7, 2010)
Thanks but no thanks. Digital is digital. Your speakers/headphones is all that count.
Reviewing 2.60 Build 530 (Jan 6, 2010)
odd I just reinstalled and it is clean, something might have infected it I dont get it, triple boot OS Aviria on Xp showed nothing but when I ran Avast on my windows 7 and scanned my XP that's when I founded it some how that file got infected, I will have to monitor to make sure this program does not contact the web on its own, but here is a rescan after new install
http://www.virustotal.co...b28d0354f30d-1262799821
Reviewing 2.60 Build 530 (Jan 6, 2010)
Actually, that website is very good and anti-virus vendors use it to collect samples. 'some guy', I don't know from where you downloaded your version of AIMP, but you should really check your sources.The DLL file from official site after the scan looks like this, notice the different file size and MD5, SHA-1 signatures.
https://www.virustotal.c...2a540d8c5925-1262799479
Reviewing 2.60 Build 530 (Jan 6, 2010)
LOL 'someguy', you gotta be kidding, what the s*** is that crap website, give an result from an actual real antivirus (and this does not include norton)...
And at least check the date when you let bulls*** out of your mouth "timedatestamp.....: 0x2A425E19 (Sat Jun 20 00:22:17 1992)"
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