WhiteCap is a sleek and sophisticated music visualizer and screensaver that
features futuristic, wireframe mesh visuals with dynamic backgrounds and colors.

WhiteCap is a music visualizer for media players and can also visualize auxiliary
or "line-in" audio. WhiteCap features fast anti-aliased visuals, savable and
scriptable effects, video file export capabilities, and unparalleled expandability.
WhiteCap is designed to entertain you on its own, but there are many ways it
can be customized and extended.

WhiteCap contains thousands of visual combinations, real-time audio response,
configurable on-screen menus, and an extensive library of visual content.
-- Continuously morphing stream of visual effects
-- Adjustable zoom, speed, and music response
-- Easy to install, easy to use
Features

> Advanced hardware accelerated rendering engine
> Unparalleled expandability: add your own visuals
> Intuitive on-screen menus for easy control and customization
> Extensive library of exclusive foreground and background visuals
> V-Bar: watch WhiteCap while working in other apps
> Album cover art and track titles
> One year of free updates
> WhiteCap Screen Saver
> Support for multiple media players
> Standalone: visualize CDs, internet radio, auxiliary inputs, microphone, etc.

When WhiteCap is running, right-click (or control-click) on the WhiteCap window. You can:

> Launch the WhiteCap V-Bar (lets you enjoy WhiteCap from other applications)
> Switch audio input sources
> Display the WhiteCap hotkey list
> Enter full screen mode
> Take screen shots

To maximize frame rate:

> Exit background tasks (virus scanners, file sharing, system monitoring)
> Disable audio extensions (e.g, sound equalizers, audio filters, "DSPs")
> Disable CPU energy-saving features

>> iTunes
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start iTunes.
In the View menu, select Visualizer -> WhiteCap.
In the View menu, select Turn On Visualizer.

>> Winamp 2.x/5.x
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start Winamp.
Press CTRL+K (or right click and select Visualization -> Select plug-in),
select WhiteCap, and press the Start button.

>> Windows Media Player
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start Windows Media Player.
Press the Now Playing tab (or enter any mode that displays the visualizer).
If WhiteCap does not appear, ensure that it’s selected (Options -> Plug-ins -> Visualization).
Note: WMP only passes keystrokes to plugins while in fullscreen mode.

>> Google Sidebar
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start Google Desktop and open the Google Sidebar.
If the WhiteCap Sidebar Gadget does not automatically appear, please select
Add Gadgets from the Google Sidebar menu and type WhiteCap within the
Search bar (you will then be presented with an option to Add WhiteCap).
Note: by default, WhiteCap will visualize your primary audio source, so
you need to be playing a song in order for WhiteCap to have some audio to visualize.

>> J. River MEDIA CENTER
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start J. River MEDIA CENTER and start playing a song.
From the Player menu, select Display Options -> Display Plugin -> WhiteCap.
Click on the Playing Now heading (upper-left).

>> RealPlayer
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start RealPlayer and start playing a song.
From the View menu, select Choose Visualization -> WhiteCap.

>> MediaMonkey
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start MediaMonkey and start playing a song.
From the View menu, select Configure Visualization.

>> Musicmatch Jukebox
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start Musicmatch Jukebox.
From the View menu, select Visualizations -> WhiteCap.

>> jetAudio
Run the WhiteCap installer.
Start jetAudio.
Press the Visual button, select Config Visualization, and select WhiteCap.
Start WhiteCap (Visual button -> Start/Stop Visualization).