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FlashWAmp transforms any original Winamp skin to Flash sound player for publishing background music to your home page. The program does not require any knowledge of Flash or HTML and gives website visitors an option to turn audio on and off. Download FlashWAmp, and in a few minutes your users can play and stop sound clicking on/off Winamp player directly on your site.
This is how FlashWAmp works. In order to add audio to a website, there are two simple steps.

Quick start
STEP 1. Settings - choose a Winamp skin (FlashWAmp finds all Winamp skins on your computer; you can download more Winamp skins), customize player and playlist. Playlist can contain either music MP3 files or links to radio supporting the MPEG audio stream format. To preview the player click the Update button.

STEP 2. Publish - you can save the results as a separate template HTML-page, a piece of HTML-code saved to clipboard or a SWF file.

Requirements: Macromedia Flash Player

Trial version Limitations: "Unregistered" label

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Product	FlashWAmp
Version	1.0.3
Publisher	Oleg Grabets
Platform	Windows 98/2000/ME/XP
Filesize	1,758 K
Released	14-Nov-2005
License	Shareware
Cost	$17.95
Expires	Expiration Unknown
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