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Musical ColorsThe Musical Colors visualization, set to the 'Colors in Motion' preset.DescriptionVersions Available in:7, 7.1, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12Current Status:Former/Current VisualizationDeveloped by:Averett & MicrosoftYears Available:2000 - PresentRandom Preset:NoRelated Visualizations:,Full-Screen Controls:No (WMP 7 and 8)/Yes (WMP 9-12)Ice Crystals, a preset from the visualization Musical Colors.Musical Colors is a visualization of twenty-one presets created by Averett & Microsoft. It is one of the oldest visualizations on Windows Media Player, and the visualization first appeared in Windows Media Player 7. There are two different versions to this visualization.Musical Colors also has a large collection of 'sister' visualizations in the Musical Colors Family. Shockingly, later on starting with the Windows Media Player 9 and 10 Series, Musical Colors had disappeared. This occurred because It had certain issues with certain video cards. Fortunately, it can be reinstalled by following these steps below. Musical Colors is the only downloadable visualization left remaining. Contents Musical Colors File and InstallationWindows Media Player Visualizations are made by DLL files.

The filename for Musical Colors, 'wmpvis', is known as 'wmpvis.dll'. Find this file in DllDump.com and copy that to 'C:Program FilesWindows Media Player' Directory. If you have a 64 bit version of Windows, copy 'wmpvis.dll' into 'C:Program Files (x86)Windows Media Player'.For Windows XPIf you have Windows Media Player 9 Series or Windows Media Player 10 or below, Run 'Windows Media Player'.

In your menu bar, click toolsoptions. In your options, those tabs will show up. ClickPlug-InsVisualizations then you see visualizations, click add then,Navigate to your 'wmpvis.dll' file. Click it and its listed!For Windows Media Player 11 on XP and Windows VistaIf you have Windows Media Player 11, then you need to open 'wmpvis.dll' with 'Microsoft (C) Register Serverregsvr32.exe or you can just run regsvr32 'C:Program FilesWindows Media Playerwmpvis.dll'.For Windows Media Player 12, for Windows 7, 8, 10 or 64 BitOpen 'wmpvis.dll' in 'Register Server' in Command Prompt Administrator mode. Once that has opened up, type in 'C:Program FilesWindows Media Playerwmpvis.dll' Also, view the previous information above and use quotes.After that, you will see this message as shown below:'DllRegisterServer in wmpvis.dll succeeded.'

Musical Colors Versions. 7.0.0.1440. 8.0.0.4487The difference between the two versions is that version 7.0.0.1440 has a preset known as 'WinMe 3D', and additionally, that version was bundled with 'Windows ME'.

I have Windows Media Player 11 i don't have the Musical Colors & Ambience visualizations. How can i get them??? Log in or Sign up. Computer Forum. Home Forums Computer Software General Software Windows Media Player 11 - Musical Colors & Ambience. Discussion in 'General Software' started by Dr Studly, Nov 22, 2006. Dr Studly banned.

On the other hand, version 8.0.0.4487 was bundled with 'Windows XP'. In version 7.0.0.1440, there was an unsupported preset named 'Ice Crystals'. 'Ice Crystals' was one of the 3D presets for version 8.0.0.4487, and the preset 'WinMe 3D' was unsupported for version 8.0.0.4487. 'WinMe 3D' displays colors of blue, light blue, green, yellow, and orange, and 'Ice Crystals' displays shades of only light blue.Presets. Night Lights.

Colors in Motion. Aurora. Rhythmic Colors.

Star Power. Electric Green. Soft Fire. Silky Wave.

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WinMe 3D (for Windows Media Player 7 and 7.1 for Windows Millennium Edition, installable on Windows 98 and 2000?). Ice Crystals (for Windows Media Player 9-12 and for Windows XP, Windows Vista or later).

Hi, after reformatting my computer I noticed my Windows Media Player visualisations running very slowly, I updated my video card drivers and Windows Media Player, all to no avail. But the strange thing is is that when i right-click the visualisation, it runs smoothly, i'm not sure why this is. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can make it run smoothly again?(Video acceleration is on full, if that helps?)Windows Media Player 10Windows XP1.1GHZ AMD DuronSiS 741 64mb graphics card512MB RAM. You didn't mention those two before;They run better if a window partly covers the screen, or the Start Menu.Start Menu?I'm not sure I understand where the Start Menu comes into this problem.There's something else as well.

How do you right click the visualisation screen? No, I'm not being daft, but when you right click a menu appears. Does the visualisation run smoothly 'immediately' you right click, or do you select anything off the menu? What happens when you clear the right click menu?

Does the visualisation continue to run smoothly?What would happen if the WMP window was out of focus? Eg, if you clicked anywhere on the desktop around the player, or opened another window next to but not covering the player. Does the visualisation slow down?What would happen if you 'reduced' video acceleration in WMP Options Performance. Visualisations don't need a lot of graphic acceleration so reducing it may give your graphic card the capability to run the visualisation at the right speed.And, what is the 'offscreen buffer size'?Mark.