Whamb is a skinnable digital audio player for Mac OS X. For now, it supports Audio CDs, MP3 and Ogg Vorbis files and Internet streams. Share now your music on your local area network! Whamb is the first to use Rendezvous technology to offer you a easy way to share your playlists and songs, without any configuration required. Indeed, Rendezvous's advantage is to be "zeroconf".
The first idea behind Whamb was first to build a light and fast MP3/OGG player for Mac OS X only. After the loss of some cool players running on Mac OS 9.x, you, user, didn't have a lot of choice on OS X. Whamb isn't What's New
Version 1.2 adds the following:
- MP3 and OGG stream ripping feature. Tagging and auto track cuts are supported
- Ogg Vorbis streaming support (Icecast), with format auto detection system
- Better skinnable player window behaviour (click-through and floating window easy-switch)
- New tiny skin named Leaf
- Several skins now have a nice network's buffers gauge when streaming audio
- Lots of bugs fixed (stream's connection problems don't block Whamb, removed MP3's "rough click" which happened sometimes, better seeker, low bitrates MP3 and Ogg tracks now properly supported)
- You can now choose and fix the server port used by the Rendezvous sharing feature
- Started optimization for the PowerPC 970
- now it's Freeware/Donationware Version 1.2 adds the following:
- MP3 and OGG stream ripping feature. Tagging and auto track cuts are supported
- Ogg Vorbis streaming support (Icecast), with format auto detection system
- Better skinnable player window behaviour (click-through and floating window easy-switch)
- New tiny skin named Leaf
- Several skins now have a nice more... Requirements
PPC, Mac OS X 10.2 or later
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