It's all a bit Atari ST.
My Amiga beats it hands down.
As for iTunes...give me 'Watch folders'!
OK theres currently 4782 users online at MacRumors atm and only 143 people have replied about rumors of a new iTunes visualiser thats 3% of the community. doesnt seem to be that much of a big deal to me troll.
Anybody given Eyephedrine a look? That's a pretty good visualiser for iTunes on the Mac. Its got about 75 different visuals:
http://eyephedrine.en.softonic.com/mac/images
"Eyephedrine is an OpenGL 3D visualization plug in for iTunes which renders your preferred music with 75+ different visualizations where real 3D entities react to spectrum and waveform values using advanced OpenGL techniques like multiple layers blending, realtime cube mapping, reflections, motion blur and light bloom. Eyephedrine can also handle Cover Arts and any picture folder you want, not only to show these pictures in Track Info Area but also, with the exclusive texture replacement (optional but recommended!), to create infinite combinations of colors."
So many people are asking, "Who uses these anyway!?" So I thought I would pipe in and answer that questions.
I DO! Why and how? I have parties at my house and have a large living room (can sit 20-30 people), in my living room I have a projector set-up on my vaulted ceiling. This allows me to have an 10' 16:9 screen on the wall where the bar is and is viewable by most of the living room and seating. So I use the visualizers while my itunes is playing the music of the night to my guest and makes for a GREAT conversation piece, is entertaining and beats having TV/Movie on! I also dim the lights have have the projector on the higher lumens output, earlier in the evening, so it also provides nice mode lighting and later in the evening I'll change the lumens and color schemes.
So I REALLY hope that iTunes 8 has one VERY important feature for visualizers... HD output, 1080p! This would make for even better experience.
Oh and Yes, having some of those "trippy" visualizers on while F*****g does make for a interesting experience.
That sounds amazing!![]()
Update: Kevin Rose confirms that the Magnetosphere is the "visualization I saw in a build of iTunes 8.0".
what song is that?
You can already do this.
Just make an alias of the iTunes folder which stores your music, send the alias to another Mac, and replace the iTunes folder in your home -> Music directory, or where ever it is, with the alias. Make sure you have File Sharing turned on for the folder or drive with all the music and iTunes Library file. If you need to get around any permissions problems just stick the iTunes folder at the root directory of your drive, or better yet, throw it on it's own drive. Now, when iTunes starts up it'll mount the network drive or folder and you're good to go. Your own iTunes "Server."
So I REALLY hope that iTunes 8 has one VERY important feature for visualizers... HD output, 1080p! This would make for even better experience.