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I'm looking for a standalone application to show some nice-looking video special effects, computed in real-time from the sound output (such as what Winamp was doing with plugins).

The context: I'm using Mixxx to handle an audio playlist, and with a projected external display I'd like to show some visual effects based on the sound output I'm generating. (All this with Pulse-audio).

Does this kind of application exists? What is the name to search for? I've tried many searches on the web, w/o finding the correct type of program.

Laurent Grégoire
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https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ProjectM

ProjectM is an open source music visualizer based on the Milkdrop plugin for Windows/Winamp. It now has a Qt GUI that can visualize your audio output through either JACK or PulseAudio, in addition to a libvisual component. This wiki currently focuses on the PulseAudio standalone GUI.

LK

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