Now playing screen saver or visualization

[EvilPeppard]

Hello all,

I have done some searching for a 'now playing screen saver' but almost everything I have found is dated 2006 or earlier. There has to be something newer that will work with Windows 7 and Media Monkey. Is there a plugin or a setting I can change in Media Monkey to display in large letters what is currently playing? I would like the text easily read from across the room.

I would even be okay with disabling the screen saver and using a visualization that displays what is currently playing.

I appreciate your help with this question.

[Eyal]

Many visualization plugins can display song title. You can find out by activating one and display its help (Right-click, F1 or H).
Example : MilkDrop (v1.04b) toogles Title display with F2 and F3 keys.

Another interresting script is Now Playing Visualizer : http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=49705

Peace and Love :~)

[EvilPeppard]

Many visualization plugins can display song title. You can find out by activating one and display its help (Right-click, F1 or H).
Example : MilkDrop (v1.04b) toogles Title display with F2 and F3 keys.

Another interresting script is Now Playing Visualizer : http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=49705

Peace and Love :~)

Thanks for the response. I noticed the Milkdrop one displayed the song info when you first launch it, but then goes away and just shows graphics. I will try using the F2 and F3 keys to see if the song info will remain on the screen the entire time.

I will also check the other thread you linked. Thanks again!

[EvilPeppard]

Well, the text is displayed in the visualizations, but the text really isn't any bigger than what is on the 'now playing' bar at the bottom. I am looking for something that shows large text for what is currently playing, so I can see it across the room.

Is there a skin perhaps that has very large 'now playing' text? There has to be something out there.

Thanks again for any help or suggestions.

[EvilPeppard]

Update. I found what I was looking for here:

http://www.mediamonkey.com/forum/viewto ... =2&t=45829