A few years ago (around 1999-2001) my favourite music player software was an program called Sonique.
There's been no new revisions of the Sonique 1.x series for about 2 years, the last version being v1.96.
The next revision, Sonique2, has been available in alpha development for about 2 years, and several
public alpha development builds were released. Now a public beta build of Sonique2 is available for
free download, as well as the last version from the original Sonique 1.x series.
Sonique is skinnable like Winamp with many varying skins available, but they can be just about any
shape, unlike Winamp, which generally retains a rectangular shape no matter which skin you use.
IIRC, Sonique was originally developed by an relatively small firm called MediaScience, which was
eventually acquired (sometime in 2000 IIRC) by Lycos. The Sonique development team hence
became known as TeamSonique when the acquisition by Lycos was completed.
Oh, and IIRC, Sonique supports several audio formats, including the Windows Media Audio format.
More info about Sonique at . . .
http://sonique.lycos.com/ . . .
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