My plane9 playlist

best_plane9.p9p

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Plane9>
  <Playlist ActiveSceneFile="" StudioPlaylist="1"/>
  <Record Width="1920" Height="1080" FPS="100" ScreenScale="1" MusicFile="" OutputFile=""/>
  <Transitions>
	  <Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Transition/Burn Transition.p9c"/>
    <Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Transition/Crossfade Transition.p9c"/>
    <Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Transition/Banded Swirl Transition.p9c"/>
	</Transitions>
  <Scenes>
  </Scenes>
  <BackgroundScenes>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Nature/Wave.p9c;"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Nature/Fire.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Nature/Sunset.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Abstract/Colors.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Other/Black.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Nature/Starsky.p9c"/>
	</BackgroundScenes>
  <ForegroundScenes>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Music/Block Spectrum.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Line/Waves of sin.p9c;"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Music/Sound Along A Wire.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Music/Monster spectrum.p9c;"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Music/Oscilloscope.p9c"/>
	</ForegroundScenes>
  <PostprocessingScenes>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Postprocessing/Crosshatching.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="apppath]scenes/Postprocessing/Crt.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Postprocessing/Film Grain.p9c"/>
		<Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Postprocessing/Invert.p9c"/>
	  <Scene File="[apppath]scenes/Postprocessing/BlackAndWhite.p9c"/>
  </PostprocessingScenes>
</Plane9>

Plane9.md

Plane 9

Plane 9 is a openGL audio Visualization program for windows. You can download it from their website. It will visualize any audio playing out of your system, I recommend it. Above is a playlist I created using my favorite default scenes.

How to use

You can launch the Plane9 editor and preview playlist or set them as screensavers. However I recommend creating a batch file to run a windowed preview of the playlist. Mine looks like this:

Plane9.exe -w --scene %scenelocation% --rand --sceneminruntime 35 --scenemaxruntime 70 --width 700 --height 400

You may then full screen this window by clicking it and pressing ALT+ENTER

If you wish to see all the plane9 arguments simply enter into cmd

Plane9.exe -h

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Hope you enjoy yourself.