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ITunes Visualizer. The visuals change automatically in synchronicity with the music as if the sound itself paints a moving picture. Our challenge in producing iTunes visualizers was to aim to create visualizers with a charm that had not yet existed. If you’re an iTunes user, you’re probably familiar with its visualizer, those nifty visual effects that you enable via Command-T, the Visual Effects button in iTunes’ main window, or using. ITunes is licensed for reproduction of noncopyrighted materials or materials the user is legally permitted to reproduce. Purchases from the iTunes Store, some features, products, and content types are not available in all countries or regions.
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On the Windows side, there are fewer options for visualizers. This will probably change soon, though, because iTunes for Windows came out quite a bit later than iTunes for the Mac. In the meantime, Windows users can enjoy the G-Force and WhiteCap visualizers from Sound Spectrum (http://www.soundspectrum.com; free). Unlike on the Macintosh side, the G-Force download for Windows is an executable package that takes you through a few easy steps to complete the installation. You'll notice when you go through the installer that you can use G-Force in several other Windows audio players, including Windows Media Player.