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Weirder Al
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 Posted: Fri Jan 23, 2009 7:33 pm Post subject: Windows Media Player Help |
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(The topic has a [more or less] stupid main question.)
At some point in the past year I had to reboot the computer. I mean 'reboot' as in clear all files and reset the system. Before then, I think that WMP worked how I want it to now. The thing is now, it cuts off a few visualizations. Example: Scope, as seen in the picture below. I highlighted the example of what I want to eliminate. (I cut off the sides because the file size was to big otherwise) Is there any way I can remove the boundary?
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kls85
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Different WMP versions will have different visualizations.
I think that has to do with the music you play, as it's presented in a "wave like format".
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Weirder Al
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Homina? I use Windows Media Player 11, which I believe is the most current version.
No matter what song it is, if the lines get long enough, there is an unseen barrier that prevents the Scope visualization from stretching out any further.
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kls85
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For god sake it's just a god damn visualization!
Get a life or do something constructive while listening to your music!
If you got complains then run Windows 7 and click on the feed back button and complain to MS that "scope" visualization is driving you nuts just because that two stupid tiny marks you highlight is driving you insane.
This thread is point less and should not even exist in the first place.
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Karakawe
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Almost all visualizations fall quite short of Geiss/Milkdrop.
I had been hoping for better plugin support in the new version, but I suppose they didn't really have to change anything...
WMP in Windows 7 is, in fact, WMP 12:
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Weirder Al
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No thanks, not for me. 
Also, I didn't put that first sentence of the topic there as a joke.
Also, I'm assuming Windows 7=Windows Vista?
Don't have it, I'm saving up for a laptop with it, though. (It takes awhile when you're beneath job age, have no allowance, and physical capabilities beneath what is necessary to shovel more than 4 sidewalks or mow the aforementioned number of lawns, or for that matter, be capable of pulling the rope-thing hard enough that the mower starts.)
No answer then?...
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Karakawe
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No thanks, not for me.
Also, I didn't put that first sentence of the topic there as a joke.
Also, I'm assuming Windows 7=Windows Vista?
Don't have it, I'm saving up for a laptop with it, though. (It takes awhile when you're beneath job age, have no allowance, and physical capabilities beneath what is necessary to shovel more than 4 sidewalks or mow the aforementioned number of lawns, or for that matter, be capable of pulling the rope-thing hard enough that the mower starts.)
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I don't really know if you can change options for those visualizations. Windows 7 is the next operating system from Microsoft (based on Vista), and it's in beta right now (free to download and use).
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