I’ve just replaced my front end player with a 4k enabled GPU, at long last (yay for me!).
HOWEVER! It seems that the new PMP is a bit limited to customization.
In this I mean, no option for addons.
In particular MilkDrop2 which I had on my PHT.
This is a game killer for me as I used to hypnotise my guests/kids/pets for hours!
Now I have to actually find good content to play them…
Any future plans to implement a decent audio visualizer (on par with itunes/winamp)?
Any update on this?
This would add so much value when playback music and have something interesting on the screen rather than just a static image.
With projectM there already exist a Milkdrop compatible OpenGL powered implementation for Linux/Windows/Mac.
This is a feature I would also like to see in the app. It’se not much but I stream music from my server often and I miss being able to turn on a visualizer.
Regarding project M, this looks pretty much like a blocker: https://github.com/projectM-visualizer/projectm/issues/11
(We’d have to force desktop GL on Windows, which would cause tons of problems.)
Not very promising from an integration point of view.
(Note that I don’t know if we have any plans at Plex to support fancy visualization - I’m just looking at this from a technical point of view.)
I’m planning to move my music over to Plex too (from Media Monkey). ** Would love this feature.** Is necessary to make a big code change or is it something you can just run in parallel (i.e. just kick off the process?) These are the options media monkey has http://www.mediamonkey.com/addons/browse/appearance/visualizations/ I would be fine buying one of these if Plex could kick off and kill the process as needed. If I remember right G-force/SoundSpectrum just need some parameters passed to it at the command line like artist, song name etc.
I want to give my +1 for this feature as well. as long as it has a decent visualizer… most visualizers available through media player plugins (such as ProjectM are outdated and ugly)