There are a lot of visualizer skins on the internet. In the next, you’ll see the alternative ways. But don’t worry! When there is a requirement, there is a solution instead. But since 2018, this feature has been shut down for several years, so we cannot use Rainmeter Spotify directly. And years ago, it was convenient to use the Rainmeter Spotify plugin. Rainmeter is an excellent tool and it can be compatible with some common or popular music players, such as iTunes, and Windows Media Player. Here are the questions which had been asked by many people and you may be interested in them too. FAQs About Rainmeter Spotify Visualizerįirstly, let’s look at some basic information about Spotify Rainmeter. WebNowPlaying is almost similar to NowPlaying.Part 1. You can go through that to install spicetify-cli.Īfter adding the WebNowPlaying extension to Spotify through spicetify-cli, we need the WebNowPlaying plugin by thjrulz to get the data from Spotify in Rainmeter. In order to achieve that, we need a Spotify client enhancer, well it's more than that but we will stick to enhancer, called spicetify-cli by khanhas.įor Rainmeter users, he has a special page in wiki. So we need a extension called WebNowPlaying added to the Spotify client to get the required data from it. Considering it uses CEF(Chromium Embedded Framework) for it's client, it's more like an in-browser app. This solution only works for desktop version of the Spotify client and not the Microsoft Store version.Īs you folks already know, or came here for help with, Spotify is not fully supported by Rainmeter's in-built NowPlaying measure.

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