well, to make it short: i´ve seen many visual effects generators like geiss, g-force, milkdrop, projectM...

by playing around with vlc i found goom and have to say: it´s absolut fantastic! not just the visuals but even more in relation to hardware-requirement. u don´t need the newest directx10-gpu to have great visual effect. (the glow effect is so cool!  )

so i searched the net and found even an windows-media-player plugin here. the official projekt page is here.

i know that there is the foo_projektm and a way to use the winamp plugin-folder. i´m not a coder therefor i don´t know anything about such technical things. but still, would it be possible to have goom as native visual effects generator for foobar? vlc can, can foobar either?

(for everyone don´t know goom: i just can recommend to check it out, at least the wmp-version)

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GOOM as native visual effects generator

21 December, 2007, 06:45:12 AM

well, to make it short: i´ve seen many visual effects generators like geiss, g-force, milkdrop, projectM...

by playing around with vlc i found goom and have to say: it´s absolut fantastic! not just the visuals but even more in relation to hardware-requirement. u don´t need the newest directx10-gpu to have great visual effect. (the glow effect is so cool!  )

so i searched the net and found even an windows-media-player plugin here. the official projekt page is here.

i know that there is the foo_projektm and a way to use the winamp plugin-folder. i´m not a coder therefor i don´t know anything about such technical things. but still, would it be possible to have goom as native visual effects generator for foobar? vlc can, can foobar either?

(for everyone don´t know goom: i just can recommend to check it out, at least the wmp-version)