Out now! And with OS-X support!

Here’s an initial 4.0.1 release, compatible with the upcoming XBMC 11.0:

64-bit

32-bit

The source code is included in both zipfiles. A release of the original standalone fische visualization, based on the same featureset is scheduled for the near future.

Screenshot:

This release fixes a certain crash on 32-bit Linux systems. You can find the download links on the 26elf front page. The repo has also been updated.

FishBMC has received a handful of feature enhancements. There is now an optional persistence file, which enables faster initialization. Also, many optical tweaks have been incorporated, and the sound data is more completely used. You can download the Add-On here: 32-bit (outdated) or 64-bit (outdated)

If you prefer the repository way of installing, download this (64-bit only)

Still, only Linux 64-bit has been tested. Please report success or failure on other platforms to marcel at 26elf dot at.

Work on fishBMC is mostly done. You can download the Add-On here: 32-bit or 64-bit

If you prefer the repository way of installing, download this (64-bit only)

So far, only Linux 64-bit has been tested. Please report success or failure on other platforms to marcel at 26elf dot at.

fishBMC is making good progress. The visualisation works flawlessly, Settings have been implemented. The code still needs to become more portable. Download the source from HERE. Some more screenshots:

I have started writing an XBMC plugin based on fische, called fishBMC.

Here’s one of the first screenshots: