projectM Music Visualizer TV

Sperl Heavy Industries

About this app

projectM is the most advanced music visualizer available for Android TV. It has the smoothest graphics, the most presets, and is the most responsive to music.

projectM will visualize any sound playing on your Android TV. Start playing something in Pandora, Spotify, or any other player, then start projectM to see incredible visuals. You can play/pause and skip tracks from within projectM, so you won't need to switch back and forth to enjoy your music + visuals.

projectM is essentially a rewrite of MilkDrop with modern technologies. It is compatible with MilkDrop (.milk) presets.

Features:

- Over 200 visual effects
- 60 FPS Pixel Shaded Rendering
- Music Player Control (Stock Player, Google Music, Spotify, Pandora, PowerAMP, etc.)
- Configurable graphics quality

To increase quality or performance, adjust texture size under settings. Mesh size is also useful if texture size isn't enough.

This is the Official projectM for Android brought to you by the original projectM developers.

Ratings and reviews

Great app that stopped working after the last update.

Hail to Geiss, Milk Drop, and the original visualizer that started it all! New users try setting Transition Duration to max (30) and Visual Duration to a smaller (15) value. note to the developer, a few visualizations do not work Android TV: (fvese - A Blur) as an example. Adding shrooms may be one way to fix this. It's been a couple of years since last update...How about dropping Media Info from menu or making the options work? Overall I use this daily! Thanks

It works really well on my Android tv in combination with Spotify. I only wish I could configure a list of visualizations and circle through while playing. As it is right now you go through all the templates or stick to one

What’s new

The M should be gone now. I also updated the rendering engine again, but it should be minor.

Track Info is working again, kinda. First, you need to go in android settings and allow projectM to listen for notifications. Then you need to use a music app that sends them. Spotify doesn't. Amazon Music does, but it was finicky when I used it. Good luck.