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A Visualization is nothing but a plug-in for Windows Media Player that displays splashes of colour and geometric shapes that change with the beat of the audio that is playing. In simple words, Visualization is a graphical display that changes in response to the audio signal.

Windows Media Player in Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 10 ships with a bunch of good visualizations. But if you’re bored with default visualizations and looking for beautiful visualization, here is one worth checking out.

Windows media player visualization free download - Windows Media Player, Windows Media Player (64-bit), Windows Media Player 12, and many more programs.

Yule Log is a cool visualization of a warm fireplace for your Windows Media Player in Windows 7 (x86 and x64) and above versions including the latest Windows 10.

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If you are new to visualizations, here is how to enable the visualization in Windows Media Player.

Step 1:Download the Yule Log Visualization.

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Step 2: Kick start the installation by double-clicking on the .msi file and simply click the Next button to complete the installation.

Step 3: Now you need to enable the visualization in Windows Media Player. Run the Windows Media Player.

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Step 4: Right-click on the player and go to Visualizations > Yule Log and then select Yule Log to enable the visualization.

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Step 5: Done! Play an audio file to see the beauty of Yule Log visualization.

Let us know if you are aware of any other beautiful visualization.

Description

Windows Media Player users, this one is for you - the Psychedelia Viz Pack is a Windows Media Player plug-in pack available as a free download from wmplugins.com. I discovered this thanks to Ed Bott's blog post about the pack. I may not be a child of the sixties like him, but I've always been a fan of the swirling, shifting shapes that play along with my music, and this pack brings me seven new visualizations to enjoy - Album Art 3D, Bubbles, Distortion, Gigertron 3D, Hypnobloom, Ribbons and UpCube. The 3D Album Art is pretty cool, transforming the album cover into hyper-active cubes bouncing around the screen, but I'm really enjoying Gigertron 3D/Blacklight, which looks good even when minimized to the Windows Media Player toolbar on the taskbar, my favorite way to use WMP. (To use WMP like this, minimize it, then right-click the taskbar, go to Toolbars, and choose 'Windows Media Player' from the list.) To enjoy these new visualizations too, remember that you will need a decent video card on your laptop or PC.