

The software includes a ton of options to choose from, including various graphics, videos, and it even allows you to pin an application or a particular website as your live wallpaper. Let’s come to Wallpaper Engine, a software that offers probably the best live wallpapers for Windows 10 and Windows 11.

I would say, for a vast majority of users, Lively Wallpapers suffices the need and is a free alternative to Wallpaper Engine.ĭownload Lively Wallpaper ( Free) 2.

In summation, you have all the essential features, except for the live wallpaper editor. I have been having trouble with all audio responsive wallpapers, I do not have an audio input device tab.What I like more is that it also brings support for multi-monitor setups, HiDPI resolution like 4K, various ultra-wide aspect ratios, drag and drop videos for live preview, etc. Due to how sound recording works, it's actually not possible to differentiate between programs, so Wallpaper Engine will always react to any sound played from any program. Originally posted by Tim:What the other user meant by "system" is that Wallpaper Engine will react to ANY sound played on your system from any program. Thanks a lot I was confused, I tried just playing didn't work i'll report here for future people who might have the same question/problem. Originally posted by ultio:What the other user meant by "system" is that Wallpaper Engine will react to ANY sound played on your system from any program. If you cannot get the audio responsiveness to work with the wallpaper I linked above and by trying all audio input devices listed by Wallpaper Engine, please use our scan tool and share your log file as described here: Try to go to the "General" tab in the Wallpaper Engine settings and change the "audio input device" around and see if any of the audio input devices start working (obviously you probably don't want it to react to your microphone, though). If that does not react to sounds played on your computer, there may be something wrong with your Wallpaper Engine settings. To make sure there is nothing wrong with your wallpaper, try using a popular audio responsive wallpaper like this one:

Usually it should just work out of the box. What the other user meant by "system" is that Wallpaper Engine will react to ANY sound played on your system from any program.
