We are pleased to present you with the new version of the mobile AIMP for Android OS. Let’s take a closer look at the new features.
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AIMP6 for Windows 11 on ARM
Windows on ARM (formerly Windows RT) is a version of Microsoft’s operating system that is optimized for devices with ARM-based processors. Devices based on this architecture have gained attention due to their energy efficiency. The ARM architecture offers long battery life while providing good performance.
Since Windows 11, the OS can run both native ARM-apps and classic x64-apps through a special emulation layer, similar to the one used to run 32-bit apps in a 64-bit Windows environment.
Despite the fairly advanced emulation layer, the performance of some x64 apps, including AIMP, leaves much to be desired. In 2021, Windows 11 introduced a new binary application interface (ABI) – ARM64EC (“Emulation Compatible”), it allows developers to create “mixed” applications: applications that combine native code for ARM64 and emulated x64 code within a single process.
In AIMP6 beta 3, we have made a separate build of the application for ARM64EC. According to our measurements, the performance has increased by an average of 20%. This build is fully compatible with plugins for the 64-bit version of the player for regular Windows. You can download it here.
AIMP6 for Linux
You can read about AIMP6 and all its innovations in this article. Here we will examine in detail the differences in the player’s capabilities on different operating systems.
READ MORETutorial: playback queue
Recently, we have been receiving a lot of questions about the playback queue, especially from users of mobile version of the player. In this article, we will explore what a “playback queue” is and how it differs in implementation between old-school (playlist-based) and modern (library-based) audio players.
READ MORETutorial: transfer playlists to mobile device
Let’s take an example of how to transfer music and playlists from a PC to a mobile device.
Continue readingTutorial: Smart-playlists in Android
Few people know that AIMP for Android also has smart-playlists. Compared to the PC version, the implementation is less explicit here – most operations are performed automatically. Let’s take a closer look at how this works.
Continue readingTutorial: playback speed in Android
Some users claim that the mobile version of AIMP does not have the ability to change the playback speed. However, this is not true.
Continue readingTutorial: "Random playback"
Sometime users asks us about AIMP’s random playback mode. In this article, I want to talk about our random playback implementation that used in modern version of AIMP for all supported platforms. Let’s go.
Continue readingAIMP for Android v4.30
v4.30 is the next stop in our roadmap. Let’s look at the changes made in this version.
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