If you haven't already heard about it, there's a very cool Winamp plug-in created by Sanchit Bhatnagar, called MiniTube. It let's you find and play music video's based off of music you're playing in Winamp. You can either use the audio from the video clip, or you can "lip-sync" the song's audio file from your library.

Download the Minitube Plug-in from Winamp.com.

Plug-in Description...

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Calling all Skinners... calling all Skinners... the guys over at Skin Consortium are at it again. It's time for another Winamp ClassicPro skinning competition. The top prize is $150, and all entries must be submitted by October 31st (23:59 GMT). For contest rules & details, visit Skin Consortium and look for the Friday September 19th post.

We're pretty excited to talk about a project that we've been working on. In the next several weeks we plan on launching a completely new Winamp Developer Network. The purpose of the new site is to have a centralized location for all of the Winamp documentation, code samples, reference material, and sample articles.

At launch the site will obviously be our first attempt, but ultimately the goal is to have everything a developer needs to create Plugins, Visualizations, and Skins. Since no one's more of an expert on the product than you... our developer community, we decided to make the new site a wiki. That way it can be maintained with the most up-to-date stuff.

Stay tuned for more info...

There are a ton of really clever folks out there who have developed all sorts of plugins. Anything from a lyrics plugin... to a plugin that'll turn your mobile phone into a Winamp "remote control". The latest remote control, iAmpRemote, was developed for the iPhone (or iPod Touch) by MovingApps.

It allows you to connect either your iPhone or iPod Touch to your home WiFi network to control music & video playing on your computer. From your iPhone you can see exactly what song is playing, browse playlists, search for a specific song, control playback & volume... and even see a live spectrum visualization.

If you know of any other cool or interesting Winamp videos, let us know by leaving a comment.

Check out the iAmpRemote demo below...