Open Source audio players for Windows?

[Curlydave]

Does anyone know of any good open source audio players for windows? It seems that the Linux ones are mostly Linux only. Can anyone point me to one? Thanks!

[intangible]

VLC can play video also, it works under most OSes. http://videolan.org/vlc/

[royg1234]

I've seen screenshots of amaroK in Windows, but I think that requires some trickiness.

[CoriolisSTORM]

From sourceforge:


* Delphamp [GNU GPL]
* Zinf [GNU GPL]
* LongPlayer [GNU GPL]
* CoolPlayer [GNU GPL]
* SnackAmp [GNU GPL]
* NotifyCD [GNU GPL]
* Winamp Radio Scheduler
* MP3Gain [GNU LGPL]
* MPlayer [GNU GPL] in combination with MPLayer Control [GNU GPL]
* Mixxx [GNU GPL]
* foobar2000 [Other/proprietary]

[bored2k]

VLC can play video also, it works under most OSes. http://videolan.org/vlc/
VLC owns the Windows media scene.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-sources.html

[Quest-Master]

VLC owns the Windows media scene.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-sources.html
VLC is best for video, but hands down, for audio it's foobar2000.

[bored2k]

VLC is best for video, but hands down, for audio it's foobar2000.
I have really been a Winamp guy, although I have not tried foobar yet (if heard wonders of it).

[Kyral]

When I used Windows, I used iTunes, so.....

[UbuWu]

My favourite: musikCube: http://www.musikcube.com/

[`Mrk]

foobar2000 is the best there is for playing music.

For videos it's VLC Media Player, altough it's kinda buggy. :|