Remember DreamScene? Probably not since this is a feature was introduced in Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate, but was not introduced in Microsoft Windows 7.
DreamScene is basically a feature that allows you to set a video as your desktop background. With a small program we will see how to enable DreamScene in Windows 7 in all its versions through a simple free program developed specifically for the latest Microsoft operating system at home.
Fortunately Kishan Bagaria created the small free application easy to use.
The program is called Windows 7 DreamScene activator and is very easy with minimal graphics offering a button to enable DreamScene and another to disable. Will create the entries in the contextual menu of video-enabled desktop options and pause and play directly on desktop.
Can run on all the various versions of Seven to 32 or 64 bits.Requires administrator privileges can be launched and to work properly.
I’m so happy that Windows users found a
way to get the DreamScene feature for Windows 7. Although it’s great to add
videos to your desktop, users also need to think about how this can impact
their PC’s performance. Playing videos in the background takes up a
certain amount of your CPU and, depending on the size of the video you choose
and the power of your processor, you might only be looking at a slight
difference. Just make sure to avoid large videos and keep an eye on your CPU.
If you’d like some more tips for DreamScene, check out this blog post I wrote: http://bit.ly/ks0VpX