Winamp eat your heart out, because thanks to the Microsoft Kinect in the hands of [Samarth] there’s a new way to make your screen dance along with you. He created a music visualizer demo that… ...

He made himself this sweet audio visualizer for it that extends Winamp visualizations to the Switchblade UI. [Gus]’s hack is built on the Tiny3D visualization framework.

The title says it all. I've started messing around with Advanced Visualization Studio and think that it's pretty cool, but has such terrible fps that I can't use it at full screen/high res.

Well, this plugin from winamp.com, Line-In Plug-in might do the trick. <BR><BR>Haven't used it myself, but it seems to support vis/etc from an external sound source.

This 2D Rubens Tube puts Winamp visualization plug-ins to shame By Shawn Knight April 21, 2014, 8:30. Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust.

In the meantime, the old Winamp is back! That is to say that it is now compatible with Windows 8 and Windows 10, which makes it a more viable option for people who aren’t using older hardware.

I can clearly remember, with an astonishing vividness, sitting at the family computer desk listening to the Mechwarrior 2 soundtrack with a Winamp visualization of an X-Wing barreling down an ...

This year marks the 15th birthday of Winamp. ... But none of those players could, in the mid-1990s, do something as basic as playlists, much less visualizations and custom skins, ...

To get around a security glitch in an older Winamp media player, users are being encouraged to upgrade--which could have hidden benefits for open-source MP3 rival Ogg Vorbis.

I don’t want Winamp back, I don’t “miss the ’90s,” I think “Finesse” is kind of hacky, and I’m not going to download and use Winamp when it resurrects itself in 2019. What I miss ...

Fan-made Winamp skins were as stylish and sleek as the subjects they paid tribute to. AOL Music. So when I was hired at Nullsoft in 2001, tensions were high between the Nullsoft staff and AOL ...