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Here You’ll Find 60 Visualizations, Have fun Looking at them!
Visualizations that doesn’t have Full Screen Controls means you can’t Control Music and playlist on Full Screen, you should press Alt + Enter to leave Full Screen.
(New Visualization added on next page)
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Trilogy I
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 177KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Trilogy I contains: Pulsar, Wings, Twirling and Random Selection.
2. Trilogy II
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 178KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Trilogy II contains: Musical Sine, 4th Dimension, Mathical Music and Random Selection.
3. Trilogy III
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 178KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Trilogy III contains: Lava, Mystic Cloud, Undulation and Random Selection.
4. Picture Viz I
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 185KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Display pictures from the My Pictures folder during playback with six unique transition effects using this visualization.
5. TwistedPixel
Created By: Brian Spangler
Size: 7MB
Full Screen Controls: No
TwistedPixel is A 3D Graphics Accelerated Vis that utilizes music and advanced rendering techniques to produce imagery that responds to music.
6. Spectrum
Created By: Galloway Software
Size: 7MB
Full Screen Controls: Broken
The Spectrum Visualizations are a group of original, exciting visualizations for Windows Media Player, version 7.0 and higher. With 12 variations, the Spectrum Visualizations will provide you with a medley of new ways to «view» your music!
7. Animator
Created By: Glass3D
Size: 216KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Melody Animator 2.2 at your service.
8. Flashes
Created By: Glass3D
Size: 194KB
Full Screen Controls: No
Flashes is another visualization plug-in from Glass3D team for Media Player. It is highly colored and very beautiful plug-in, which looks like sequence of flashes or colored rain on a glass window. It is very «light» for the CPU and has low hardware requirements. However, synchronized graphics leave you mesmerized.
9. Eclectic Colors (With Random Selection) (Without Random Selection)
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 192KB (With Random Selection), 168KB (Without Random Selection)
Full Screen Controls: No (With Random Selection), Yes (Without Random Selection)
Eclectic Colors contains: Rolling Colors, Ribbon Rhythm, Night Fire and Random Selection.
10. StarTime (With Random Selection) (Without Random Selection)
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 201KB (With Random Selection), 178KB (Without Random Selection)
Full Screen Controls: No (With Random Selection), Yes (Without Random Selection)
StarTime contains: Starlight, Star Clouds, Star Glow, and Random Selection.
11. ThanksViz
Created By: Microsoft
Size: 201KB
Full Screen Controls: No
An unknown hidden visualization found through old archives of microsoft…
12. Pthalo’s Corona
Created By: Pthalo
Size: 397KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
A glowing particle blizzard that ebbs ‘n’ flows to the beat.
13. Googly Moogly
Created By: n matlock
Size: 147KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Draws simple rounded squares along the entire frequency. The luminance of a square goes up as the frequency increases. Colors shift their hue by the intensity of the waveform. NOTE: the Luminance Start Point in options ranges quite a bit from system to system. This option may need to be turned up or down a little bit on some systems to achieve the desired effect.
14. Psychedelia Pack
Created By: Tim Cowley and Stephen Coy
Size: 6MB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Psychedelia and synesthesia realized through cutting-edge computer graphics technology. These visualizations translate sound into colors, shapes and motion. Experience your music! The pack contains seven great visualizations: Album Art 3D, Bubbles, Distortion, Gigertron 3D, Hypnobloom, Ribbons and UpCube! Also These Visualizations will break on skin mode, sorry about that.
15. Blazing Colors
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 170KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Blazing Colors contains: Burning Dance, Fiery Colors and Paint Can visualizations for Windows Media Player.
16. Pulsing Colors
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 170KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Trilogy III contains: Lava, Mystic Cloud, Undulation and Random Selection.
17.Color Cubes
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 10KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Flash back to the Saturday Night Disco! Color Cubes contains: Flower Boxes, Rhythmic Squares, and Sheer Delight with cool designs that pulsate to your music.
Created By: Josh Cain
Size: 10KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
This visualization may contain Photosensitive epilepsy.
Created By: Microsoft
Size: 130KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Offers a new option to turn off visualizations and album art in Windows Media Player.
Created By: Shafiq Rahman
Size: 10KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Includes: Solo Dance and Surfing
Created By: Lucian Wischik
Size: 1.7MB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
funny random sticks
Created By: Microsoft
Size: 492KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
The 3D Alchemy Visualization Pack for Windows Media Player includes five exciting new visualizations built using Windows XP’s 3D capabilities
Note: Requires 3D Graphics accelerator with at least 16 MB of video memory.
Created By: Fruity
Size: 1.4MB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
FRUITY shows multiple level meters to play A visual effect for Windows Media Player.
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 192KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Display pictures (even in subdirectories) of family, friends and more with this new visualization. Over 26 new and improved animations.
Created By: Averett & Associates
Size: 366KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Ride the new wave of digital media with this cool blue visualization. Requires a 3D accelerator with at least 16MB of memory. NOTE: May Crash when you switch back to this visualization.
Created By: Microsoft
Size: 521KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
The ultimate viz companion for Windows Media Player 10! Includes album artwork and track info support right in the viz. Turn off artwork and track info by clicking once on the right side of the viz window, info will still be viewable if you roll over with cursor.
Created By: Blackfly Studios
Size: 513KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
A flame-like figure dances to the music.
Created By: Blackfly Studios
Size: 496KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
A collection of simple GDI based visualizations.
Created By: Blackfly Studios
Size: 495KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Frequency distribution is displayed as a series of concentric rings.
Created By: Blackfly Studios
Size: 492KB
Full Screen Controls: Yes
Frequency ranges are displayed as expanding waves.
Yes, we are back working on WMP Goodies, Also…
a special message for you who enjoys WMP Goodies, if you talk about this site, Windows Media Player or other Media Players (Winamp, Spotify) then we have a Discord Server for it! Please read the rules before talking on the server.
Server Invite: https://discord.com/invite/J5BnTNJxsz
Date Released: March 28, 2021
File Size: 17.30 MB
Platforms: IA-32/64
Operation Systems: Windows OS
Last Updated: December 08, 2023
Visualizations are customizable two or three-dimensional animations that move and change in response to music played through the Windows Media Player. Did you know that Windows Media Player comes with over 30 number of visualizations? (If you don’t already have WMP, you can download it for free below on the page). And you can download more on this page.
Visualizations literally let you watch your music move. Once you’ve downloaded a visualization, you can find it in your Windows Media Player under the ‘View’ pull-down menu. Or, when you’re playing your music, you can scroll through the visualizations on your computer by using the arrows in the status area of the player. By the way to find them, you need to have a CD or some other music playing. Then, click the “Now Playing” button at the top left. The left and right arrows at the bottom of the player screen will move you through the different selections. Enjoy!
Downloadable visualisations are NOW available below on this page.
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Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat.
Microsoft Windows has an in-built music player with many different features to its name. However, if there’s one piece of functionality that previous iterations of the software had enabled by default, but it isn’t preeminent in Windows Media Player, it is probably visualizations.
If you want to know how exactly this feature can be toggled on, you need to keep on reading for step-by-step instructions. This guide will cover everything that you need to know about it.
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Enabling the visualizations feature in Windows Media Player
Turning on visualizations in Windows Media Player promotes user experience. You get to see a visually aesthetic scenery of different shapes and structures dancing to the beat of the audio playing in the media player. The feature isn’t enabled by default, so we have to take matters into our own two hands here.
The following steps will show you the precise method of enabling visualizations in Windows Media Player. Make sure to follow them carefully.
1. To get started, you have to launch Windows Media Player on your Windows PC. Do this by searching for this application in the Windows Start menu. Check out the following screenshot for more details.
Launching Windows Media Player
2. After opening Windows Media Player, you have to click on the “Switch to Now Playing” button, which is in the bottom-right corner of the main user interface. Doing so will get you to the next step.
Clicking on the “Switch to Now Playing” button
3. The next step is to play any song you want to in the mini-window that opens up after the last step. This will help us kick in the visualization effect and witness it in action.
Playing any song in Windows Media Player
4. After some music has started playing, your next task is to double-click on anywhere in the mini Windows Media Player window. As soon as you do that, several options will appear on the screen for you, and “Visualizations” will be one of them. Hover over the area to reveal the different visual effects you can apply to the window. Choose whatever suits your preference, and the effect will be applied automatically. Check out the following screenshot for more.
Choosing the visualization effect
5. We chose “Fire Storm” through the “Bars and Waves” section. The result is a hybrid mixture of fire-colored waves going up and down in synchronization with the song’s beats. The following screenshot depicts this visualization in the Windows Media Player.
Visualizations enabled
That’s really about it! After going through these steps, you have successfully learned how to turn on visualizations in Windows Media Player. It’s no issue that the feature is not enabled by default since toggling it on doesn’t take a minute. We have now arrived after the article.
Conclusion
Windows Media Player is an effective tool that allows audio streaming to happen natively on Windows PCs. It’s a reliable application with various features ranging from playback-centric functionality to several visual effects or visualizations.
This guide shows working steps that discuss how to turn on visualizations in Windows Media Player. The instructions have been provided in an easy-to-follow format, so we’re confident that you will be able to replicate them on your end easily. Please let us know if you found this article helpful in the comments section.
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