Windows Vista’s DreamScene feature is coming back so you might not need Wallpaper Engine anymore. Windows Vista’s DreamScene feature is coming back so you might not need Wallpaper Engine anymore. is a ...

Recently, Microsoft started testing the ability to use video wallpapers on Windows 11. The feature has been spotted in the latest Windows 11 builds, and it allows users to set video files, such as MP4 ...

Over the weekend, Twitter user @phantomofearth noticed that a classic Windows Vista Ultimate feature had been added back into the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview build— video wallpapers. Video ...

A new feature spotted within one of the latest Windows 11 preview builds allows you to upload video files as a wallpaper. Don't miss out on our latest stories. Add PCMag as a preferred source on ...

Setting your desktop background to an animated video is one of those things that seems really cool at first thought, but the practical implementations—including an official version from Microsoft back ...

Microsoft is preparing to introduce native video wallpaper support in Windows 11, reviving a feature last seen in the Windows Vista era. The capability was recently spotted in the latest Windows 11 ...

It’s not uncommon for Windows updates to cause problems on your computer. Last week, there were reports that Microsoft had fixed an audio issue in Windows 11 24H2. But now the operating system appears ...

A recent Windows 11 update has left many users frustrated, with video playback suddenly failing on certain apps and DRM-protected content freezing or going black. Microsoft has acknowledged the ...

Windows Vista Ultimate had a feature called DreamScene that let you set videos as your desktop background. Almost 20 years later, it looks like video wallpapers are making a return on Windows 11.

Samsung plans to improve its smartphone video capture in the Galaxy S26 by introducing its much-anticipated Advanced Professional Video (APV) codec. Unveiled during the company's 2023 developer ...

Editor's take: Monthly Windows updates routinely break OS features that many people rely on for their daily computing tasks. Yet, Redmond seems unfazed about occasionally making life harder for users ...