yes, but try this and you are blown away: http://www.rabidhamster.org/R4/download.php Make VJ with http control or just enjoy...

Try milkdrop on steroids http://www.rabidhamster.org/R4/download.php , you won't regret it!!

You like the milkdrop??? Try it on steroids: http://www.rabidhamster.org/R4/download.php

Yes, I liked it too, in fact I still like it!
When I had surround sound I loved the dfx plugin, which really was impressive...
So my question is: What now???
The music library database will be hard to replace :(

...would be cool for testing!

Pictures should be streamed via WLAN, including sound for headphones output.

Could be an incredible immerse experience on a shoestring for everybody (with a smartphone).

EDIT: but would be really usefull!!

oh, your post, after a few beers, is so funny, thank you !

Sorry, the above information is incorrect. I just found out (after same googling) that it is possible to install the 8.1 update without a registration if you switch the user account to "local user".
Although it would be better to just get a downloadable service pack without the market to put it on a usb stick...

Last week I installed win 7 sp1. All updates were under 1gb to download.
Today I got a new Notebook with win 8 from a friend to make it usable. After the first update (620 to 650mb (wtf? they can't tell you how big the updates are)) and an hour, hitting the button a second time it wants to download 1042mb (this time precise).
And this is without the 8.1 update. For now.
For me this makes win 8 look like a complete, rushed mess!

Just looked at your link and wow: This isn't very customer friendly. Why can't i get the fucking update WITHOUT the market? Just windows-update. (Point)

Not complety free... You have to register, give away your soul and download 2.5GB from the market (unless you have a technet subscription or whatnot).
Why can't I get this with normal windows update? Just to force people to the shit-full-screen market?? I do have to download it everytime, can't put it on a usb stick...
It's a punch into customers faces (imho).

This reminds me of the sm(s) business model: You already could send emails a few mb large (for almost free of charge) in pc world, then someone came and thought Yeah, i would like to make same kind of this service with mobile phones as well. In the beginning sms were quite expensive, for just 160 (i think) letters!
But, to my surprise, it worked out...

Oh, just after hitting the submit button i realized the capital (mistake), didn't want to upset you :)