Goom on WACUP

[TheLegoBoy]

Hey dro. Can you do on Goom visualization ported on WACUP please?

I think Raul ask it to test it on Goom visualization. He has on foobar2000 and Kodi are music visualization of music player.

Here is a link on Goom on Line.
https://github.com/goom-online/goom-online.github.io

[30thCenturyTRC]

here is a better source for porting goom to winamp/wacup.
i really hope somebody ports goom to wacup/winamp, because it is very hard to find goom 2k4 for winamp.

[TheLegoBoy]

Actually yea. So the website visualization on Goom on Line. But the linux visualization of tar on XMMS. On June. I just give a link for Brett on Tuniac player in new version on adding Goom visualization. So. I hope dro is coming to ported in visualization. So thanks for asking,okay?

[dro]

Is there meant to be an existing winamp plug-in build of this visualisation? Or is it just something that's never existed as that? As a quick search isn't giving me anything obvious that seems to be either a winamp plug-in or a normal windows program to run to see what this is meant to be (comparing to a rendered web page isn't going to be of any use). Plus this all seems to be very linux-focused if it's just xmms source code that's available which doesn't raise my interest to try to work on a potential wacup version tbh.

[Nitorami]

I looked it up on youtube and yes, it is an old visualiser for linux. A port to windows media player has been made, see here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eiQK06EegCI. The link in this video still works but I have not bothered to unzip and test it. Judging by youtube videos, this stuff is rather oldstyle, comparable to milkdrop 1, and not really exciting these days anymore.

[30thCenturyTRC]

Is there meant to be an existing winamp plug-in build of this visualisation? Or is it just something that's never existed as that? As a quick search isn't giving me anything obvious that seems to be either a winamp plug-in or a normal windows program to run to see what this is meant to be (comparing to a rendered web page isn't going to be of any use). Plus this all seems to be very linux-focused if it's just xmms source code that's available which doesn't raise my interest to try to work on a potential wacup version tbh.

there is a winamp version of it (i have the 1.9.3 version of goom for winamp) but the 2k4 version for winamp is unfortunately lost. and that's why thelegoboy (and i) asked you to port goom (version 2k4) to winamp/wacup, with that source i posted here some days ago.

goom 2k4 is also available for kodi (windows, android and macos only) and windows media player (9 series or later).