>use winamp as my primary music player >open audio file

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>used to open up the regular window
that is the regular skin.

>>291295
>pic related is Winamp 2.x

>>291380
>pic related is Winamp 5.x

You're using an old version of Winamp, OP.

>>291380
>>291387
How did it change to the small size then? I've never dicked around in the options or skins or anything.

I wouldn't mind too much except for the fact that the small player doesn't play any music.

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>>291387
that might be just the classic skin. it shouldn't affect playback capability

>>291295
what file types did it stop playing?

try enabling the Winamp Agent (Preferences, File Types)

>>291878
also if it changed the skin by itself, it might have lost its application data or something. try reinstalling

>>291901
I didn't want to resort to uninstalling but I did and it fixed the problem. Any time I'd open any audio file, it'd open up the small window and the audio wouldn't play.

It's fixed now, so thank you

>>291899
>>>291387
>that might be just the classic skin.
I don't think the 5.x classic skin looks that authentic.

on _every_ version of winamp, if you delete the skins folder, effectively deleting all the skins available, it will use the built-in (embed into the winamp binary) classic skin

>>292174
The newer ones use TrueType fonts instead of the bitmap font everyone remembers.

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>>292185
right, but then again...
also no skins folder

>>292198
also, forgot to include:
>>291878
>small player doesn't play any music
thats because the input plugins folder is probably empty or non existant (no in_mp3.dll, no mp3 playback)

>winamp

holy shit is this 2004?