Does Anyone Know How To Use Bookmarks in Winamp?

[BruiseLee]

I'm using Winamp version 5.35 to listen to long mp3 files of talk radio and books on tape on my PC. What I want to know is how can I mark where I stopped listening to a file so I can just resume at that point next time I start Winamp up? Some of these files are over 2 hours long, so there is no way I'm going to be able to listen to them in one sitting.

I already know about the Ctrl-Alt-I command to edit a bookmark, and the Alt-I command to make a bookmark, but I can't figure out how to make those commands do anything useful.

Is there another software MP3 player that is easier to use and/or better suited for my needs I should check out instead?

 

[Tactical Sponge]

Plain WinAMP doesn't have a bookmarking feature but you can add it through user-made plugins. A search for bookmark" plugins finds two plugins that seem to do what you want (SubTunes and Amarok Plugin).

 

[BruiseLee]

Thanks I downloaded those plugins and will give them a shot. Can you install more than one plugin for the same thing in WinAmp without screwing things up?