Music visualizer
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Videophile
Elgato
Just use VLC. http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html
Audio>Visualizer>Spectrum
Windows capture, then region capture, then chroma key for black.
Your welcome.
-Phil
Audio>Visualizer>Spectrum
Windows capture, then region capture, then chroma key for black.
Your welcome.
-Phil
Jack0r
The Helping Squad
Ehm, and how do you expect that plugin to work? Capture your desktop sound output and visualize it?
Its definitely alot easier and far more viable to just window capture Winamps/Foobar/VLC's visualizer. But hey, if you find someone that wants to do it, we wont stop him :)
You can also do it all on one monitor unless you use a fullscreen application, or you can connect a fake monitor and capture it from there.
Its definitely alot easier and far more viable to just window capture Winamps/Foobar/VLC's visualizer. But hey, if you find someone that wants to do it, we wont stop him :)
You can also do it all on one monitor unless you use a fullscreen application, or you can connect a fake monitor and capture it from there.
ACrazyPandaBear
New Member
Do you know any programs that connects to spotify that has a music visualizer? like a
spectrum
spectrum
LyfeStyleGFX
New Member
After effects has the ability to create an animated audio spectrum but it would rely on an existing soundtrack. You couldn't use the radio. Once you create that spectrum and add a soundtrack to it you could then export it and use it in Video Source Plugin. The spectrum's are not large file sizes. This is one way I know of.
Also, Teeboard has a spectrum feature built in that uses the CLR browser to display this visually. Here is a screenshot, with some small tips. Sorry its not better but its 4am and I'm tired lol.
Also, Teeboard has a spectrum feature built in that uses the CLR browser to display this visually. Here is a screenshot, with some small tips. Sorry its not better but its 4am and I'm tired lol.
I'd actually think this would be a worth while endeavor, and while I'm not good w/ HTML5 , I know for a fact that you can create outstanding audio reacting animations within the CLR browser. This also would use less resources overall and not require a new app to be open. The Teeboard spectrum is very basic and very ugly. After Effects would be a huge video playlist for no reason as well, it would seem to me that someone w/ a little more knowledge of HTML5 could really make something cool. http://www.smartjava.org/content/exploring-html5-web-audio-visualizing-sound
Screen capture is a very clungy way of doing visuaizer, as when you maximise other programs like VDJ or QLC you overwrite the capture, or you lose significant screen space. To me, the only way to do that would be to have a Video Router, to capture the output of the application (like VLC etc) without it going to a screen. Such a router would be very useful for several applications, but I don't know of any programs to do that, does anyone?.
Scratch
New Member
grab the VLC NDI plugin. I don't have VLC to test it out, but installing the VLC and OBS plugins for NDI support, it might just work
https://ndi.tv/tools/
Cloudax722
New Member
You could try using Rainmeter. If you want a visualizer for the audio output or input, you can use a rainmeter visualizer to do it with very little stress on your CPU.
www.rainmeter.net
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