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 Vista screensaver inspired WMP visualizations, ?Psychedelia Visualization Pack?
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Vista screensaver inspired WMP visualizations, ?Psychedelia Visualization Pack?


      Correct me if I?m wrong but I think it?s been at least two Windows releases since any new or updated Windows Media Player visualizations. Sure, what comes in the box are still visualizations by definition, but I couldn?t consider any of them eye-candy. Recently, a new visualization pack made by two Microsoft employees in their spare time is worth checking out.
      
            
      
      
            
                  Stephen Coy
            , the designer of the Windows Vista screensavers and Tim Cowley, a software engineer on the Office team have come together to release a visualizations pack for Windows Media Player called ?Psychedelia? two years in the making. But don?t worry, no LSD drugs involved.Continue At Source


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