Awesome je, SoH'a' Hoch visualization chenmoH betleHvam lo'lu' vaj ghot'e'. Windows Media Player (WMP) is a software program for organizing and playing music, video, audiobooks, podcasts, and other digital media. Though it has not been updated since the release of Windows Media Player 12 in 2009, the software remains popular among many Windows users.
-->Microsoft Windows Media Player provides visualizations that enable the user to see visual imagery that is synchronized to the sound of the media content as it plays. Several standard visualizations are included with Windows Media Player, including Spikes, Bars, and DotPlane. This section of the SDK provides programming information that will enable you to create your own visualizations.
The custom visualization documentation is divided into three sections:
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| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| About Custom Visualizations | Discusses the architecture of custom visualizations in abstract terms. You should read this section to understand how visualizations relate to Windows Media Player. |
| Custom Visualization Programming Guide | Explains what you need to do to create a custom visualization. This section contains useful hints and tips that will help you create interesting visualizations. |
| Custom Visualization Programming Reference | Provides a reference for the interface you must implement as well as other technical reference information. |