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WallPaper (alias crawlpaper) is a desktop changer (NOT a screensaver) which includes a web crawler for picture download, an audio stream ripper, an audio player, a mini mp3 tag editor,etc. Also included support for .zip and .rar files.
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This is a screen saver which uses the open-source VLC video player to display a random video from a a folder and all its subfolders. Nice if you have an HTPC and want to show random family videos, or to show random music videos for a party.
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Media Sentry stands for Multimedia Alarm Clock for Windows. It exploits Windows Media Player for playback, has low power consumption despite of OpenGL GUI.
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IOverflow aims to be a 3D shooter game with a visual style loosely based on the game "Rez". It features a 3D Landscape that responds to the (player selected) music actually playing. (will also work as a fancy 3D screensaver)
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Create a custom screen saver from audio and video files. Dave's AV Screensaver supports any format supported by Windows Media Player, and will allow multiple files to be looped continuously from a user specified playlist. .NET Framework 1.1+ required.
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Tools for music visualization interoperability; a stand-alone application and .NET components which run plugins based on any input. Supports (most) Winamp and (some) Windows Media Player plugins.
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