First, we need installed Winamp (any versions)

CHIPAMP - this is plugins for playing music records of many consoles:

Amiga
C64
CPC
gameboy
GBA
GENESIS
gg
MSX
N64
NES
SMS
PS1
PS2
SNES
TG16
ZX

Supported Formats: A2M, AMD, AY, BAM, CFF, CMF, D00, DFM, DMO, DRO, DTM, GBS, GSF, HES, HSC, HSP, IMF, KSM, KSS, LAA, LDS, M, MAD, MSC, MTK, NSF, NSFE, PSF, PSF2, RAD, RAW, RIX, ROL, RSN, S3M, SA2, SAT, SCI, SID, SNG, SPC, USF, VGM, XAD, XMS, XSM

1) We can download program here: http://www.chipamp.org/download/

2) Now install CHIPAMP into directory Winamp (By default directory: C:\Program files\Winamp\Plugins)

3) We can find music here: http://www.zophar.net/music.html

Some setups for NSF Plugin (NES)

In this options we can change Audio output, music speed, sample rate, "auto open methods" and misc UI options, for example small mini player:



Some setups for VGM plugin (MegaDrive\Genesis)

Here we can change playback rate, PSG volumes, mixer levels, and some another things:



Setups for GSF (Game Boy Advance)

Only for select low-pass filter



Enjoy

Any chance of a foobar2000 port?

Well, ChipAmp uses Winamp sound engine.

foobar2000 with another plugin format, which not compatible with Chipamp.

In chipamp i found very old plugins, authors maybe never update to newest versions, and this is main problem for port.

I have an MP3 player I made a few years ago utilizing an earlier version of the RetroCopy GUI. RetroCopy actually has all the components needed to make a complete MP3 player in the vein of ITUNES (but without the bloat) and likely increased quality (the "Holy Shit" resampling filter). I should get around to it one day... RetroAMP. . In v0.800 you can play MP3 tunes using the libavcodec libraries which is pretty much just as good anyhow.

I've never been happy with the statistics logging in WINAMP or ITUNES, I prefer knowing how many songs I've listened to, and being able to create playlists from my most played songs and things of this nature. Whilst ITUNES and WINAMP have some basic features like this they are a bit limited (WINAMP will say you've listened to a song even if you only hear 2 seconds of it). And ITunes installs what seems like 50 spyware type apps on your system and utilizes over 120MB of memory just to play a song.