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Random Photo Screensaver is a versatile slideshow screensaver designed for Windows that transforms your digital photos and videos into an engaging display. It allows users to easily set up a personalized slideshow experience by selecting images from various folders or even integrating video files. The application offers numerous customization options, enabling users to adjust transition effects, display time, and even the order in which images appear, making each viewing unique.

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The screensaver supports a wide range of image formats and is compatible with most media types, ensuring a seamless experience when showcasing personal photos. Users can also tailor the screensaver's settings to match their preferences, from adjusting the display duration to selecting specific folders for image retrieval. Overall, Random Photo Screensaver provides an intuitive and enjoyable way to display memories on your screen.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
4.5
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
Windows
Operating System
  • Windows 7
  • Windows 2003
  • Windows 10
  • Windows Vista
  • Windows 8
  • Windows XP
Additional Requirements
Internet Explorer 8.0+
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
690
Downloads Last Week
1
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Developer’s Description

By AbScreensavers
Display your photos at a specified interval as a screensaver.
I'm a keen amateur photographer and back in 2005 the standard Photo Screensavers didn't quite do what I wanted: A screensaver that can show me the name of the picture I'm looking at, enable me to go back to a photo if I missed it, the current time and work smoothly with a large collection (30,000+ photos and videos). 10 years and 4 incarnations after the first version of RPS I've recently released RPS 4. Thanks to loads of user requests features have been added over the years, but don't worry RPS works straight out of the box, you don't have to customize it to use it!

Random Photo Screensaver (RPS) 4 will show your pictures randomly (or sequentially), with a time interval of your choosing. Simply select your images and videos folders and you are ready to go. It's that easy!

If you want more control, you can change the settings of pretty much all features to your liking.

You can display the name and folder of the current image, enabling to find out what you are watching. RPS can also select a new wallpaper background, either daily or each time the screensaver runs.

Some highlights of RPS 4 are: * 10+ transition effects. * Slideshow stop/resume previous/next functionality. * Dual screen / multiple monitor support. * Quicker startup and better performance, even with large number (30,000+) of photos. * Support for multiple picture/video folders. * Optionally display: filename/folder info/metadata * Fully customizable metadata (EXIF/IPTC/XMP) support. * Auto rotate image based on EXIF orientation. * More and better supported images and videos (.jpeg, (animated) .gif, .bmp, .png, .avi, .wmv, .mov, .mp4, .mpeg, .mpg). * RAW file support (using UFRaw) for various cameras models (.bay .bmq .cr2 .crw .cs1 .dc2 .dcr .fff .k25 .kdc .mos .mrw .nef .orf .pef .raf .rdc .srf .x3f). * Set wallpaper images from screensaver. * Automatic update download. * Open source released under the GNU General Public License

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