Audience
Anyone seeking a solution to emulate popular media players to manage and play music files
About WACUP
A media player that's made to emulate some of your favorite media players from the past & bring them into the future. WACUP (which can be pronounced as wakeup or wac-up or however you prefer it in your native tongue) is my vision of what a media player should be whilst still being compatible with the plug-ins for some of the most popular media players that you are used to. My plan is to include bug fixes, updates of existing features & most important new features with the goal of eventually becoming its own highly compatible media player. WACUP is heavily based around a plug-in system making it simple to tailor your WACUP install to be what you want it to be. When it's finally out of being a preview build an SDK will eventually be offered so new plug-ins can then be made to add additional features. Yes WACUP will be free to download & use. The intention of becoming a WACUP beta tester is to help ensure WACUP is ready for a wider audience as part of the preview.
Pricing
Starting Price:
Free
Free Version:
Free Version available.
Integrations
Company Information
WACUP
United States
getwacup.com
Videos and Screen Captures
Clapper
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Parole
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Windows Media Player
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Rage
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Product Details
Platforms Supported
Windows
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