projectM is a cross-platform advanced music visualizer that began as a reimplementation of Milkdrop and supports Milkdrop presets.
| Tags | multimedia Sound/Audio |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Implementation | C |
Recent releases


Release Notes: The code base was refactored to support different presets and rendering pipelines, and to add support for per pixel shaders and all milkdrop 2.0 presets. An optional two rating system was added to projectM-qt GUI. Other various GUI tweaks and enhancements were done.


Release Notes: Multi-threaded smooth preset switching was implemented. Pulse audio support was added. A Qt4 GUI was added with preset playlist management tools and a preset editor. Some general performance enhancements were done. Major improvements were made to the cmake configuration files.


Release Notes: This is the first release of the 1.0 branch for MacOS X/iTunes users.


Release Notes: This release is much more compatible with Milkdrop, and looks better than ever. New features include smooth preset transitions, improved Milkdrop compatibility, sharper rendering (OpenGL framebuffer objects), textured shapes via preset files (better than Milkdrop's sprites), and JACK support.


Release Notes: A correction was made in internal rendering of coordinate spaces. XMMS plugins now close properly via window decorations. The mouse cursor is now hidden on full screen. Menu resizing is smarter. Numerous compilation bugs were fixed.
Recent comments
31 Mar 2008 21:14
Re: libSDL 1.3 required
> agh, cant compile because it needs
> libSDL >= 1.3, but a quick look at
> the SDL homepage shows there is no 1.3.
> I guess projectM means I need to
> downloads the SDL cvs and compile and
> install that first. Where is my crunchy
> rpm goodness.
SDL 1.3 has not been required since the .9x series.
03 Dec 2004 12:26
libSDL 1.3 required
agh, cant compile because it needs libSDL >= 1.3, but a quick look at the SDL homepage shows there is no 1.3. I guess projectM means I need to downloads the SDL cvs and compile and install that first. Where is my crunchy rpm goodness.