Stardock DeskScapes 1.02

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Stardock DeskScapes allows users of Windows Vista Ultimate to have dynamic, animated wallpaper. It works as an extension to the Windows DreamScene Ultimate Extra that is available to all users of Windows Vista Ultimate. DeskScapes supports the new .Dream format. By default, Windows DreamScene supports MPEG and WMV videos as their content. The .Dream format supports adding triggers, author info, and dynamic content. Now users know if a given file has been designed to be an animated wallpaper -- if it uses the .Dream format, it's an animated wallpaper!

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Features:

* Extends Windows DreamScene to support dynamic animated wallpaper
* Adds support for the new .Dream format -- know a file has been designed to be an animated wallpaper!
* Supports event-based triggers for changing animated wallpapers
* Free for Windows Ultimate users!

System Requirements:

* Windows Vista Ultimate Edition

DeskScapes 1.02 also comes with a new Copper dream that creates a copper pool of ripples on your desktop.

Download: DeskScapes 1.02 freeware

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#1 BrainDedd on 07 Sep 2007 - 08:33

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DeskScapes 1.02 also comes with a new Copper dream that creates a copper pool of ripples on your desktop.

I hope that's not the only change ....

#2 AnalogRival on 07 Sep 2007 - 13:10

Stardock Central release notes:

Added Copper Pool dream.
Added power management features to override settings when on battery power and continue using dreams.

#3 th3rEsa on 07 Sep 2007 - 16:23

Dynamic, animated wallpaper? Uhm, what about Vital Desktop and similar products (I guess another one is called Dream-something) for lower Windows versions?

#4 WindSailor on 08 Sep 2007 - 00:11

You know... this isn't too bad.
In fact I'm going to say... Good job.
At least we're getting some workable additions to the 'Ultimate' version.

(1 reply) #5 peacemf on 09 Sep 2007 - 08:22

what about other vista versions??

#5.1 excalpius on 09 Sep 2007 - 11:42

That's Microsoft's call. They have DreamScene as a Vista Ultimate Extra only right now. And since they don't have any other Ultimate Extras that are worth a damn, I can't see them changing that anytime soon.

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