Push Video Wallpaper for Windows

Dynamic backdrop

Push Video Wallpaper is a Windows-based desktop background management application that runs as a background process to replace static wallpapers with animated media sources. It supports video files and image sequences rendered directly onto the Windows desktop layer without replacing the shell environment. It integrates with the desktop compositor to display motion content.

Push Video Wallpaper includes video playback control, playlist handling, and background rendering persistence across system states. It has a dedicated configuration interface that manages media sources, playback parameters, and startup behavior. The application maintains separation between desktop rendering and foreground applications while continuously processing video content.

Push Video Wallpaper features a desktop video rendering engine that integrates video playback directly into the desktop background layer, rather than opening a standalone media window. Video files are decoded and looped continuously while remaining visually anchored behind desktop icons and open applications. Playback persists across window focus changes, maintaining background motion independently from user-launched media players or browser sessions.

Cinematic windows

The software incorporates a media playlist manager that loads multiple video or image files into a sequential playback queue. The playlist system cycles through assigned media using defined timing rules and looping behavior. Playback order is handled internally without requiring user interaction once configured. File loading occurs through local storage references, and the system maintains active playback as long as the background process remains running.

It includes startup and system integration controls that register the application to launch during Windows boot. Background execution persists after user login, restoring the previously assigned wallpaper configuration. The control interface exposes parameters for pause states, playback control, and wallpaper switching logic. However, the software offers limited control beyond wallpaper playback, focusing strictly on the background layer with minimal user customization options.

Fluid backgrounds

Push Video Wallpaper operates as a persistent background service on supported Windows systems, rendering video or image-based content at the desktop layer. Its architecture separates playback control from foreground applications while maintaining continuous rendering during normal system operation. The software relies on local media decoding and desktop compositor integration without altering core Windows shell behavior. Functional scope remains limited to background media rendering, playlist cycling, and startup persistence.