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Album art screensaver for Mac OS X. Free
Album Art For The Rest of Us... A screensaver that displays random iTunes album art.
Note: The screensaver needs iTunes to be running. If iTunes is not running, it will be automatically started when the screensver starts.
Visit the developer's home page for a version that works on Panther.
Note: The screensaver needs iTunes to be running. If iTunes is not running, it will be automatically started when the screensver starts.
Visit the developer's home page for a version that works on Panther.
What's New
Version 1.1: Added support for Leopard and Tiger.
Now a universal binary - about time!
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, iTunes 4 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later, iTunes 4 or later
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| Downloads:3,414 |
| Version Downloads:1,642 |
| Type:Utilities : Screen Savers |
| License:Free |
| Date:11 Mar 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Album Art For The Rest of Us... A screensaver that displays random iTunes album art.
Note: The screensaver needs iTunes to be running. If iTunes is not running, it will be automatically started when the screensver starts.
Visit the developer's home page for a version that works on Panther.
Note: The screensaver needs iTunes to be running. If iTunes is not running, it will be automatically started when the screensver starts.
Visit the developer's home page for a version that works on Panther.
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Now they display at various sizes and overlap. They are also semi transparent so some of the underlying image/s show through. They keep on building up until it is all a sloppy looking mish mash. I preferred the old display and wish there was a way to revert to that.
I am using an Intel Power Mac with OS 10.5.8.
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Kymm reviewed on 29 Jan 2007
It is actually different from the Tiger version:
This one is a nice randomized collage of translucent album covers. No options (yet).
Mac OS 10.4's saver loads a bunch of art first, then tiles them all onscreen and flips them one at a time, each flip changes that tile to a new cover art. You get to pick how many rows there are, and a delay.
I like that this one works in Tiger as well, and loads faster! Plus, you get some wierd effects when an artist shows up on/through a different album cover...
However, I expected more from all album art savers, something in 3D (openGL?) with cubes or towers or flying art... but that is something to wish for in the future. So far, so good.