media player visualizations


  1. sp4rt4n150
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    media player visualizations


    I had a red scope visualization (bars and waves) on my previous computer (win. XP) and now i cant remember how i got it to be red. is there any way i can do this now that im running windows 7? (62 bit)
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  3. The Howling Wolves
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    Read all these posts as they might be what you are looking for.
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