I like this as a wallpaper, and had it installed as a desktop for quite a while back in the day. but all I could get from the video was some flickering... so, huh?

The quality wasn't great when I used the first animation you provided. If you could make more of these animations with options for multiple monitors and higher resolutions, I think they'd be a major hit. Especially when using the Wallpaper Engine you provided the link to. Really user friendly and seems to work great.



Thanks for all you do and hope to see you add more animations w/ more options.

I have had Wallpaper Engine for a little while and your animations work great. I definitely hope you will add more. Here are some answers and thoughts:



1) Yes, Wallpaper Engine does need to be purchased if you want to use it. Currently it has an Overwhelmingly Positive 96% approval rating on Steam with over 13,000 reviews. Definitely worth getting if you like animated wallpaper. If you would rather use VLC (which is free) there is a link on the Info>>Animated Wallpapers section of Digital Blasphemy that explains how to use the current animated files in VLC.



2) The Digital Blasphemy animations (I believe) are all 1920 x 1080. You can change the alignment to Center instead of Stretch or Cover (so it doesn't stretch the animation) and then use the position slider to move the animation to whichever monitor you want. I also set the scheme color to black, personally.



3) I also tried simply converting Fluorescence[6] HD on the animation page from mpg to mp4 and imported it into Wallpaper Engine with the Open from File link on the bottom left corner of the app and it works great.



Ryan - as always, thanks for what you do. If you are able to render your animations in higher output formats or even consider creating a double or triple screen animation, that would rock! On a personal note, I would love to see triple screen animations for any of the four animations you currently have.

I'm a bit frustrated with the method required to attain it. First it required a steam account (which I made) then I saw no download option so I went in search of the "Wallpaper Engine" which it turns out I must input a credit card for and then pay $4 to purchase. I drew the line right there. Why not just put it on youtube in 1080 so that we can download it, slap into a folder for something free like electric sheep, and play it faster, easier, for free?

I'm a bit frustrated with the method required to attain it. First it required a steam account (which I made) then I saw no download option so I went in search of the "Wallpaper Engine" which it turns out I must input a credit card for and then pay $4 to purchase. I drew the line right there. Why not just put it on youtube in 1080 so that we can download it, slap into a folder for something free like electric sheep, and play it faster, easier, for free?

The resolution is a little low, probably designed for a 1080p monitor. If you can upload a higher res version it would be great! Can't wait to see more!