Change the Picture on Windows Media Player
Windows Media Player is a virtual jukebox on your computer. You can use it to listen to music while you are searching the web or working around the house. One of the features of Windows Media Player is the ability to turn on pictures, or visualizations, that display as your music is playing. You have the ability to change what pictures, or visualizations, you view by following a few simple steps.
Instructions
1. Open Windows Media Player.
2. Click on the drop-down arrow beneath "Now Playing."
3. Select "Visualizations." Under Visualizations you have several options, which include "Album Art," "Alchemy," "Bars and Waves" and "Battery." You can select one of these visualization options or you can click on "Download Visualizations," which will open up an Internet window with some download options.
4. Click on the Visualization option you wish to have appear in the Windows Media Player picture window.
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