[MPlayer-users] Audio Visualization Plugin?

[Kichigai Mentat]

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On Dec 2, 2005, at 06.46, Joseph D. Adams wrote:

> Fellow MPlayer Users,
>
> Is there a plugin for MPlayer that is capable of doing  audio
> visualization? There are a few open source visualizations tools out
> there (such as winamps AVS http://www.nullsoft.com/free/avs/ ).
>
> Alternatively, can anyone think of a way of faking audio visualization
> in a Win32 environment (I'm thinking of a stand alone visualization
> util)?

I don't think this will be something people are going to jump on.  
There seems to be little interest in this, and generally MPlayer is  
more focused on audio/video media, than just audio. If you need a  
visualizer, try using XMMS, which should have something almost  
identical to AVS (I think it even reads AVS pre-sets). If you use  
Windows, then I suggest digging up an old version of WinAMP. 2.95  
should be the best option. Low RAM requirements, frugal CPU usages,  
and, of course, AVS.

"Let's get Science Fiction out of the class room and back in the  
gutter where it belongs!"
     --Unknown
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