Bring back Windows media player visual/graphic equilizer!

[Buttbear3]

As a millenial spotify subscriber (along with, I'm sure, thousands of others!) We were raised in a time where the Windows Media Player's graphic equilizer would uniquely bump and change color perfectly to songs playing in the program. I play Spotify on my Roku TV now almost daily. We need a visualizer for these TVs to play while we are listening to music. With the option to choose colors, unique patterns, turn off completely,  etc. Living in such a screen-dominating time, it really could be done so well. Music is a nostalgic trigger, it could encourage more listening to old artists and digging up classics from the 90s+00s (classics + 00s sounds funny but hey, that was awhile ago now!). The visualizer-equilizer animations could transition/fade color schemes based off each current playing album artworks to keep the artist playing as a focal point. 🙂

[DysFunk97]

Okay, so everyone loves the windows media player visualizer for music. I know you guys play a little of the video or whatever, but I personally hate that feature. I think it's useless. Now, however, if there were something like windows media player visualizer, I could going to YouTube for that (and it doesn't even match the music I'm playing on Spotify). I sincerely doubt I'm the only one that would love this feature.

[mizkarabellatrix]

Most of the songs now have videos/gifs, though I've noticed that even if they're playing, the screen still dies when it's idle. I hope someone works on this because it would be helpful especially for people who are working from home like me who uses 2 computers or devices with the music playing on the other one and not having to constantly move my mouse so the screen doesn't go black or the laptop doesn't sleep.