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'''VLM''' aka Virtual Light Machine is a [[lightsynth]] used on the [[Atari Jaguar]] & [[Nuon]] systems. VLM was developed by [[Jeff Minter]]. VLM is mostly connected to the Nuon system because it was used to try to sell the nuon systems.

VLM, basically put, is very similar to [[Winamp]] [[Vvsualizationvisualization (graphic)|visualizations]]. When an audio cd is put into a Nuon DVD player, the VLM loads up & visualizations appear on the screen & they change with the music.

Every Nuon player used the same type of VLM except every player displays only a certain amount of VLM effects. The Toshiba player only has 8 VLM effects. The Samsung DVDN-2000 can display more effects than the Toshiba player & the VLM for the Samsung DVD-2000 has a higher resolution than the Toshiba player.. The Samsung DVDN-501 has the most VLM effects, it has about 150 effects but these effects have a lower resolution than the Samsung DVDN-2000.