Latest WACUP public preview for x86 & x64 is build #24626 (July 10th 2026) (x86 & x64 changelogs)
Latest restricted WACUP beta release is build #24626 (July 10th 2026) (x86 & x64 changelogs)

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I've been using WACUP for a year or so now.  Here is one (of only two) frustrating differences I've encountered so far.

In Classic WinAmp, during playback, clicking the transport slider (single click down-up w/o movement) causes a slight nudge forward to the playback position.  (I've always presumed this to be equivalent to 1px or 2px worth of the timeline.)  WACUP instead jumps to the position of the slider when clicked, which is effectively a slight jump backwards.

For myself, I've always found repeated clicking at the slider in this manner an effective way to scrub ahead and seems to be a useful size jump for both minute-range songs and hour-range albums/mixes.

Prediction: It could be implemented with ceil() in just the right place.  :)

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I've been using WACUP for a year or so now.  Here is one (of only two) frustrating differences I've encountered so far.

In classic WinAmp, if playback is stopped--but file is still selected--it can be e.g. deleted.
WACUP has a lock on the file and it is not available for delete/modify by other applications until playing a different file or closing WACUP.

For myself, it is frustrating when auditioning audio while organizing files since I must play another file (or close WACUP) in order to move/delete something I have just previewed.

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