[Frylock86]

Does anyone know where i might find and be able to download the Musical Colors Vis from WMP9? I've searched all of microsoft.com and WMPlugins.com with no results. Didn't even find anything on Google.

Thanks, Frylock.

[SEIKO]

Click Here

btw, search google next time

[Frylock86]

Um, I've been to that page. I did'nt find the Musical Colors Viz listed there, thats just the fun-pack addon.

This post has been edited by Frylock86: 12 November 2005 - 06:09 AM

[Bogo]

if you have wmp10, just go to options > plugins > visualization > add; locate your wmp folder (usually "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player") and select mpvis.dll... worked for me

[Frylock86]

HEY! WOW! Thanks for the tip!

[Beethoven]

Well, I tried that with WMP10 and it didn't work. I also haven't been able to find Musical Colors anwhere for download.

[Shrantellatessa]

Thanks for the tip Bogo :-)

EDIT: Ooops! I already had it

This post has been edited by Shrantellatessa: 18 February 2006 - 02:24 PM

[PenaltyKillah]

Here's the message from the big M$...

yeah, get wmpvis.dll for the Musical Colors vis. See if I can upload it.

[LevLozhkin]

Those two packages for WMP 9 don't install well if you try em under WMP 10 (I was trying to get the visualizations out of em), even if you extract the exes and take the two dlls for the visualizations mpvis3d.dll and Pack Alcehmy 3d.dll or something like that, seems the visualizations are simply not compatible with WMP 10
Can't help you on the music colors vs's, cause I've been searching for em for a while too...

Sorry couldn't help much

[FalseAgent]

WMP11's worse. you can't add plugins on your own! And yes, add mpvis.dll. But for me, i only have mpvis3D.dll. and i still have musical colours. Don't ask me why. =P

[SisEx]

Try this:

- Close Windows Media Player.

-Press [WinLogo key]+R and write:

regsvr32 "C:\Program files\Windows Media Player\wmpvis.dll"

(Obviously you must change the path to the right one )

- Done! Now open Windows Media Player, you will see Musical Colors Vis working!

Note: I have Windows Media Player 11

[cmkumar2k]

that's cool.. it's working for me..... i too have WMP11

[99scollings]

SisEx, on Jun 14 2006, 03:45 AM, said:

Try this:

- Close Windows Media Player.

-Press [WinLogo key]+R and write:

regsvr32 "C:\Program files\Windows Media Player\wmpvis.dll"

(Obviously you must change the path to the right one )

- Done! Now open Windows Media Player, you will see Musical Colors Vis working!

Note: I have Windows Media Player 11

I tried this and the following dialogue box comes up:



Then I go back into WMP and it looks like this:



i.e. No musical colours! Does the computer need restarting for it to work??

[Beethoven]

It's working for me. 99scollings, you may need to search for the file online, download it, and make sure that it's actually in your WMP folder. That may or may not be the problem, but it'd be my guess. I didn't need to restart my computer.

[99scollings]

Beethoven, on Jul 13 2006, 07:01 AM, said:

It's working for me. 99scollings, you may need to search for the file online, download it, and make sure that it's actually in your WMP folder. That may or may not be the problem, but it'd be my guess. I didn't need to restart my computer.

Yeah, it's there now XD thanks! I think after a certain version (8 I think? ) they stopped including this visualization with WMP, which was pretty stupid seeing as IMO it's probably the best of the lot! Once again, thankyou muchly!

Soraya.