DeskScapes 3 Video Demos
Thursday, October 28, 2010 by Island Dog | Discussion: Personal Computing
DeskScapes can enable Windows users to have animated wallpapers on their desktop, along with managing static wallpapers and adding effects. These are some short demo videos highlights some of those cool effects.
https://www.stardock.com/products/deskscapes/
DeskScapes is also part of the Object Desktop suite of desktop enhancements.
DeskScapes 3 Demo
DeskScapes Effects
DeskScapes Coloring
Reply #2 Friday, October 22, 2010 4:27 AM
I honestly have pretty good luck with DeskScapes on XP. Have a little trouble pulling some of the video dreams, but it is after all an old box, not a great video machine in any shape or form. The Hybrids and Dynamics run well with low cpu usage.
I'm just happy, grateful, and a little surprised that Stardock bothered/managed to get DeskScapes working on XP. When I saw Vista's DreamScenes and DeskScapes I thought "I like it, but I won't be seeing it in the near future." I think I might have actually foamed at the mouth just a little bit when the DeskScapes XP-compatible version came out.
That was one of those "pleasant little surprises" that comes along every once in awhile.
Reply #3 Friday, October 22, 2010 7:04 AM
My only problem is that my desktop icons hidden by Fences become visible when I have Deskscapes running.
Reply #4 Monday, October 25, 2010 12:09 PM
QUESTION: Regarding the color-change feature that you show in the third video...
Does that feature apply only to wallpapers? I cannot get it to apply to DREAM files.
Please Advise.
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Reply #1 Thursday, October 21, 2010 11:44 AM
its great but XP doesn't like to run many of the Object desktop things at once with out some issue of some sort.
makes Win7 look like what it was meant too though.