iTunes Visualizers 7

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iTunes Visualizers

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Continuing on from yesterdays post I have found some rather cool iTunes visualizers that can make your iTunes visualizations standout. By installing a quick bundle in the right place is all that is needed.

If you have ever installed the developer tools you will get a whole new range of tools and programs for you use. As well as this you will also get lots of examples. It is not known that the installion (full) also installs some hidden example in other places on your computer. If you go to /Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins in Finder you can find extra visualizations. These are installed with developer tools. If you don’t want to install the developer tools you can download the package here.

One ofthe visualizations that out ranks the built in to iTunes is Jelly, as shown in the screenshot below it is a high energy composition that moves in tune with the music, it is great, really colourful and fun to view. This should be installed automatically if you put in the .bundle provided place (/Library/iTunes/iTunes Plug-ins). Sometimes this way not work so you have to install the extra quartz composer files, these are include in the .zip and should be placed into /System/Library/Compositions, its a bit complicated but the results are very cool.


Another iTunes vizualizer that should be noted is iVisualize. Its another visualizer package that enables some really funky 3D views, again all done in Quartz. Installing this package is easy you just have to follow the instructions given.


Very cool. Definitely better than the built in version and look fantastic full screen. Download them and tell me what you think. I personally like the Jelly version from the Quartz examples package. If you run into any error please leave a comment below.


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7 Responses to “iTunes Visualizers”

  1. 1

    can u only do this w/ the newest OS?

    Comment By Anonymous on March 29th, at 10:58 pm

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    Yeah I think it is only for Leopard.

    Comment By James Powell on March 29th, at 11:18 pm

  3. 3

    thanks

    Comment By Anonymous on March 30th, at 12:00 am

  4. 4

    G-Force by SoundSpectrum should definitely be on this list.

    Comment By Anonymous on March 30th, at 3:53 am

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    I second the call for G-Force to be put on the list. It is by far the best visualizer around. It can be used to visualize any audio player or audio input. It can be customized through scripting or coding to make your own effects, text fields, and displayed art/pictures. Go to the Sound Spectrum and check it out.

    PS. The cost of getting the platinum version is well worth it, plus the money goes directly to the developer who create G-Force when he was in the Navy.

    Comment By Anonymous on April 30th, at 2:42 am

  6. 6

    How do i download the visualizer for my xps 630i

    Comment By JOhn on April 23rd, at 5:11 am

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    cant windows xp do this??

    Comment By djskratch on July 21st, at 1:06 am