Media Screen Saver for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Citadel Development

Present a slide show of video and audio files while your system is idle.

Make your favorite videos and MP3s your screensaver. Use Media Screen Saver to present a slide show of video and audio files while your system is idle. This program can sequence any combination of AVI, WMV, MPG, ASF, MOV, MP3, and WMA files from any folder. You also can use a solid color or a still image (in BMP, GIF, JPG, or ICO format) as a background. Other options include adjusting playback, video, and audio properties.

Media Screen Saver for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: January 19, 2001

Latest update: June 15, 2015

Version: 1.01

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows NT
Windows 95
Windows 2000
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/NT/2000, 260KB disk space

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Total Downloads: 37,345

Downloads Last Week: 0

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3.8/5

24 User Votes

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SubRouteNetCollectiveMay 21, 2009
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Havents Evaluated it I hope it works as good as other reviewed,this product sounds liek my very need.
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If you dont Have avira you dont have the quarnteen of item funciton so you have to get the stupid spyware/adware.
Summary
The creator of this freeware is a grandiose induced psychopath who had nothign better to do then to package this with ad ware/spy ware so he can sale your misc details.This is a registry risk,download avira first then this.
Really Good!!!
wwezacJanuary 5, 2008
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It Was Easy And Quick To Setup
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It Doesent Play Any Sound
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Works like hell !
gew55August 4, 2006
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Best thing about it, its FREE !!
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Floats AVI Files Great!
charosNovember 5, 2005
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I needed a product to float .avi files as a screen saver. Works great, and it's free!
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I wish the name of the company started with 'A' so I would have found this first!
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Awesome Program
llamadude92June 12, 2005
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Easy to use. Small prog size. The only one I could find that didn't have any bugs.
Cons
No Dual monitor support. (For those who are confused) To access the program, go into display properties (right click desktop:properties), click the screen saver tab. From the drop down menu, slelect "Media Screen Saver". To change settings hit the "settings" button.
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Does exactly what I wanted it to
awalderApril 30, 2005
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Very fast install. Extremely easy set up under the "Advanced" options. Couldn't ask for much more - it's free!
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I can't think of any - worked perfectly in literally less than 30 seconds of setting up.
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I like it
February 26, 2004
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Very very good product .thanks.. and free ,,great, only 1 suggestion ...if you can add it the option play video randomly, would be perfect, for new user ,after u run installation, it is already there,,, just go and add a screen saver song directly from Display properties, screen saver,,, find Media Screen Saver and prestoÂ… enjoy yr videosÂ…
well what can i say ....
February 6, 2004
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this is a very good freeware software very fast install on my windows200 pro system works great with all installed codecs /// and fairly easy to configure . the one thang this program needs is the abilaty to add more than 1 file at a time or drag & drop to the play list
Great Program, and it's even free!!
November 24, 2003
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I really like this program. At the installation you don't know where it is, but you'll find it at the Windows-file. it's fast and simple to configure.
Couldn't be better
October 3, 2003
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Various problems with other software that claims to do similar from only playing certain file types to not working at all on XP after working fine on ME and 98. Media Screen Saver performs faultlessly on my XP machines. Plays every media file I throw at it (including DivX) as long as I have the codec installed on my machine. Can't recommend it enough. My machines are pretty standard XP/2000 setups so if it runs fine here with an assortment of display cards and drivers it should work anywhere. Any failure or trip ups must be a user specific thing. Can't recommend it enough...