Type regsvr32 “C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\.dll” and press enter.
All of the included visualizations can be installed and should work on the latest version of Windows.Įxtract the visualizations from the wmpvis.cab file to the C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player directory and then open a Command Prompt with administrator privileges. Some of them were previously made available as separate downloads on Microsoft’s website, where a few were exclusively offered through the bonus pack. The feature of interest here are the visualizations. The files for each feature will then have to be extracted from their corresponding cabinet (CAB) files. While the setup program will not run unless version 7 of Windows Media Player has been detected, the contents can be extracted from the offline setup file using 7-Zip. However, some digging around revealed that a full offline setup program was also made available, which thankfully got archived. The typical web based setup program downloaded the installation files from the Windows Media servers, which have long since been taken down. The pack included a MP3 converter, a WinAmp skin importer, power toys such as a deluxe CD data converter, a recently used cleaner, and a power toys skin, as well as additional skins and visualizations.īeing released near the end of 2000 for a limited time, the bonus pack has been little known as it is no longer available for download. The Windows Media Player 7 Bonus Pack was an add-on feature for Windows Media Player 7.
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