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Spotiamp (Revival)

What is it?

Spotiamp is a now twice-abandoned tribute to Winamp initially made by a Spotify developer. kran27 liked the compactness and customizability of Winamp, and is a Spotify user, so it made sense to use it, and update it a bit to their liking.

I also use spotify, and spotiamp, and I also like the compactness and customizability of Winamp, so I decided to revive the project again.

This fork of Spotiamp contains some changes:

Features:

  • New logo (because I don't wanna get sued)
  • Installer
  • Slightly altered names in the installer to not collide with the original project or the Rust-based fork made by tedsteen
  • Code-signed binary and installer
  • Save config in userdata by default instead of exe location
  • Public automated build

The changes initially made by kran27 in his release:

  • New Modern Theme
  • Fixed Album Art Support
  • Improved Theming Support

Planned features:

  • Modernize the login flow using the OAuth PKCE
  • Bugs and PRs from the original repo
  • x64 build

UI Demo

UI

How was it made?

Originally kran27 was modifying the original executable, but there's only so far that can get you. Unfortunately, despite the program being open source, it used an older type of API authentication which meant that obtaining a new key was completely impossible. That being the only obstacle between kran27 and compiling the source code, they reverse engineered the original executable to obtain the key, and put it into the source code.