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Hi to all,
I have been looking into the visualisation side of things since the WAF asked me if she could have a better one than the old windows media player one, whilst playing music.
So I had a look around to see what I could find and I found this White Cap

I am not really into the visualisations like G-Force, Milkdrop2 or R4 etc. (sorry to all the lovers of those)
They just all look to cluttered and not organized to me, just a mix of all sorts.

I really liked White cap so I downloaded the free version (has some things poping up every now and then).

I copied the install dll files like you did for milkdrop2 into the media portal directories.
When I open up the media portal config, and go to the drop down for the visualisations, it is in the list.
Now if I select it, WHite Cap appears briefly in the prieview window below, quickly followed by a black screen with a message "your graphics card does not support this" or something similar (cant remember exactly of the top of my head)
I have a GTX280 in my HTPC so i really dont think it is that. I can only assume that there is another file that is required to make it work??

Any ideas anyone??

Regards

Kev

<blockquote data-quote="AIstudio" data-source="post: 368076" data-attributes="member: 63135">Hi to all,&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I have been looking into the visualisation side of things since the WAF asked me if she could have a better one than the old windows media player one, whilst playing music.So I had a look around to see what I could find and I found this <a href="http://www.soundspectrum.com/whitecap/faq.html" target="_blank">White Cap</a>I am not really into the visualisations like G-Force, Milkdrop2 or R4 etc. (sorry to all the lovers of those)They just all look to cluttered and not organized to me, just a mix of all sorts.I really liked White cap so I downloaded the free version (has some things poping up every now and then).I copied the install dll files like you did for milkdrop2 into the media portal directories.When I open up the media portal config, and go to the drop down for the visualisations, it is in the list.Now if I select it, WHite Cap appears briefly in the prieview window below, quickly followed by a black screen with a message &quot;your graphics card does not support this&quot; or something similar (cant remember exactly of the top of my head)I have a GTX280 in my HTPC so i really dont think it is that. I can only assume that there is another file that is required to make it work??Any ideas anyone??RegardsKev</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AIstudio, post: 368076, member: 63135"] Hi to all, I have been looking into the visualisation side of things since the WAF asked me if she could have a better one than the old windows media player one, whilst playing music. So I had a look around to see what I could find and I found this [URL="http://www.soundspectrum.com/whitecap/faq.html"]White Cap[/URL] I am not really into the visualisations like G-Force, Milkdrop2 or R4 etc. (sorry to all the lovers of those) They just all look to cluttered and not organized to me, just a mix of all sorts. I really liked White cap so I downloaded the free version (has some things poping up every now and then). I copied the install dll files like you did for milkdrop2 into the media portal directories. When I open up the media portal config, and go to the drop down for the visualisations, it is in the list. Now if I select it, WHite Cap appears briefly in the prieview window below, quickly followed by a black screen with a message "your graphics card does not support this" or something similar (cant remember exactly of the top of my head) I have a GTX280 in my HTPC so i really dont think it is that. I can only assume that there is another file that is required to make it work?? Any ideas anyone?? Regards Kev [/QUOTE]