File: CL-Amp_v32_x86.zip
Author: Claes Löfqvist (slarti@tripnet.se)
Release: 3.2
Compatibility: R4 Intel
Location: contrib/audio
Description: Audio player with WinAmp look (the skins)
CL-Amp Homepage: www4.tripnet.se/~slarti/f_cl-amp_uk.htm

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Features:

     Can play mp3 (also variable rate), midi, mod, mtm, wav, aiff, snd, au, 669, amf, dsm, far, gdm, it, imf, med, m15, stm, stx, s3m, ult, uni, xm.
     Fading in, fading out and cross fading
     Can save the audio to wave files (including cross fading)
     Supports id3 tags. Its also possible to edit them by selecting a mp3 song in the playlist and press I or E button.
     Shade mode (double-click on the titlebar) 
     Double size mode (ALT-D is one possibility, works also in the Playlist) 
     Show played time or remaining time. (Click on the time display) 
     Play list like WinAmp 2.x
     Easy to change skin (right click in the window to get a menu and there you find the skin selector, ALT-S is another possibility...) 
     Drag files or directories to the main window and they will be the actual play list and play is started 
     Drag files or directories to the play list window and they will be added to the actual play list. Playing is not initiated.
     Start CL-Amp from a shell and give songs as arguments and they will be played.
     Volume bar 
     Position bar
     Speed bar 	(Auto snap to 100% available in the popup menu) 
     Shuffle mode 
     Repeat mode 
     Spectrum analyzer. Note that no bakground color is used! 
     Volume analyzer when the player is in shade mode. (Turn off and on the Spectrum analyzer or the Volume analyzer by clicking on them!)
     The Playlist can be docked to the main window. If they have snaped together the Playlist will move along when you move the main window!
     Shoutcast and streamed audio
     Plugin support - Input, Visual and Output.  (they are not compatible with WinAmp (can't be))
     Can handle playlists from APlayer, MidiWorld! and SoundPlay. (plus its own playlists, of course ;-)