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Windows Media Player problem. Help needed.
I recently purchased a new machine running Windows 7. Until tonight, I hadn't
played my music in Windows Media player. The problem is, I can't get visualizations
in the "now playing" mode. A minor concern, to be sure. But it means much to me.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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Windows Media Player problem. Help needed. (Original Post)
liberaltrucker
Jan 2012
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Have you ever tried Winamp? The visualizations in Winamp will melt your brain.
Systematic Chaos
Jan 2012
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Systematic Chaos
(8,601 posts)1. Have you ever tried Winamp? The visualizations in Winamp will melt your brain.
I'm sorry I don't know much about Windows Media Player, but you may not care if you see what the Milkdrop visualization for Winamp can do.
Maybe try that before going back to WMP if nobody here can answer your question?
liberaltrucker
(9,129 posts)2. Hadn't thought of that
Damn, getting old sucks! Thanks!
sylveste
(197 posts)3. for media player
go to now playing, then right click in the player and go to to visualizations... or just use winamp
liberaltrucker
(9,129 posts)4. Bookmarked
Thanks folks!
kentauros
(29,414 posts)5. JetAudio has some excellent visualizations with their player.