Windows Media Player Visualizations

Vista's version of Media Player 11 is still using the same visualizations
that were introduced ages ago in Windows Media Player 9. Winamp's AVS had
better visualization presets seven years ago. Is there any chance of an
introduction of WMP visualizations that make use of Vista's new graphics
capabilities?

I agree that would be a great idea. It would highlight Vista's new
capabilities in a way that the user can choose to view it or not as compared
to many other eye-candy features designed to show off the capabilities but
cannot be turned off.

Besides the fact that the WMP visualizations don't show anything new or
worth looking at now at all.


"Druidika" <Druidika@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Vista's version of Media Player 11 is still using the same visualizations
> that were introduced ages ago in Windows Media Player 9. Winamp's AVS had
> better visualization presets seven years ago. Is there any chance of an
> introduction of WMP visualizations that make use of Vista's new graphics
> capabilities?