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rocksdanister / lively

Free and open-source software that allows users to set animated desktop wallpapers and screensavers powered by WinUI 3.
https://rocksdanister.com/lively
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Lively Wallpaper Fluid Audio Visualiser not working #1610

Open doodoom4n opened 1 year ago

doodoom4n commented 1 year ago

I have tried many times to reinstall the lively wallpaper software from both microsoft store and online installer however the fluid audio visualiser doesn't seem to work. I'm currently running Windows 11 21H2, I've attached the log files below.

20230305_142459.txt

rocksdanister commented 1 year ago

What is your default playback device?

doodoom4n commented 1 year ago

Audio from my laptop speakers. I have audio enhancements off on my speakers.

rocksdanister commented 1 year ago
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What does this dialog say?

doodoom4n commented 1 year ago

Screenshot 2023-03-05 144638 Screenshot 2023-03-05 144914

doodoom4n commented 1 year ago

Music TV (LQ) is able to pick up sound from different sources whether its spotify or youtube. Right now, its displaying the icon for the spotify song I have paused and the audio visualisation shows the the youtube audio. So im not sure why Fluid is not working.

doodoom4n commented 1 year ago

Ok for some reason I have figured out that the fluid is not picking up audio from spotify, its picking audio from the youtube video Im using. Is this a bug or does fluid only pick up audio from certain sources?

rocksdanister commented 1 year ago

Fluid picks up audio from default playback device, try turning off any enhancements in Realtek control panel.

TheFox580 commented 1 year ago

Hey, I have a similar problem, the Fluid wallpaper and the Music TV are not picking the audio from my computer.

Venrite commented 1 month ago

So for me, even though on the fluid wallpapers settings i had "audio visualizer" checked on, when i went to the script.js i found a "_audioReact" that was set to false, even though it should've been true. Open Lively Wallpaper, click the 3 dots and then open file location. From there click on the 'js' folder and then open the script.js with notepad or a code editor. Scroll down to line 131 which says 'let _audioReact = false;' and change the false to true. Save the file, exit lively wallpaper from the system tray and then restart it and it should now play. I have absolutely no idea how or why mine would be set to false. After changing it from false to true, it started updating correctly from the settings menu.