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well, thanks for telling me! also, that goom source code i gave you is from xmms, an github user compiled it and did a online goom visualizer and it worked.

Libvisual is also available for Amarok for Trinity Desktop Environment. You should use the attachment I put above because I think it will work as a Tuniac plugin.

If you couldn't build projectM, try this one, which is influenced by G-Force! Source code is included below!
Here's a picture of the visualizer:

(do not confuse with the sonique plugin with the same name!)

Just copied all your built projectM files on the tuniac visualization folder, but projectM isn't added on the visualization list.

Try using this source code: https://sourceforge.net/projects/projec ... 2/download
and turn this into a visual plugin for Tuniac!

here's the source code: https://github.com/geissomatik/geiss/ar ... s/4.30.zip

Source code is here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/goom/f ... z/download
Now transform this "source code" in to a Tuniac visual plug-in!

Can anyone make the Goom visualization for Tuniac?

Here is some photos of the visualization:

One cool little feature is its ability to display graphic visual effects in sync with the selected audio being played. There are many different visuals to choose from, with the selection provided by clicking on the graphic (when displayed in the interface). It can remain in the interface or go ...