If your songs are a mess, you'll need to use a third-party tool like Musicbrainz Picard (opens in new tab) to correct the tags, or do the job manually. The auto-tag option is still visible under the View File Info menu option, but it requires a service called Gracenote that has terminated its contract with Winamp. There's no automatic tagging to help organize a sprawling music library, either.

Winamp doesn't offer as many playback optimization tools as more modern media players like MusicBee, but all the essentials are covered. This is an interesting feature, though not as simple to use as a third-party media download manager. The standard look is busy but informative, with tabs for switching between your media library, the currently playing video (if applicable), colorful music visualizations, and a web browser designed to help you find and download media files from websites. Winamp comes with a small selection of skins to change its default appearance, and many more are available to download through the software's main menu. There's also a built-in tool for importing existing iTunes playlists, and a third-party plugin to help you migrate from Windows Media Player (opens in new tab).

Importing music to Winamp is easy – just select the appropriate directory when you first launch the player and everything will be cataloged automatically.

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