Miku Clock gadget

April 26th, 2008 | by OsoMarron |

Miku Clock! My first attempt to build a Vista Sidebar Gadget. It’s a flash downloaded from a japanese site Emka linked, slammed into a gadget.

I’m crediting it as “by Sakaki” since it’s the only name I can recognize on that site XD If such credit is wrong, let me know :P

download mikuclock (2982) - 510.86 KB

  1. 26 Responses to “Miku Clock gadget”

  2. Wairf

    May 2, 2008

    Excuse me but, please, how did you do for add it in the Vista’s Sidebar ? =S

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  3. OsoMarron

    May 2, 2008

    The download is for a gadget file. If, for some reason, you downloaded a zip file, rename the .zip for .gadget and double click it.

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  4. Wairf

    May 4, 2008

    Err… Thank you very mutch, now I can add it on my sidebar but I have got another problem . (Sorry >.<)

    When I add the gadget, I have just a black image on the sidebar. Can you help me please ? =/

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  5. OsoMarron

    May 4, 2008

    I’ve heard this is a problem with Windows Vista 64 bits, or rather, a problem with Adobe Flash not having support for 64 bits yet.

    Until Adobe puts their act together, you can run the 32 bit version of Sidebar instead, by closing your sidebar, going to “Programs (x86)/Windows Sidebar/” and running Sidebar.exe.

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  6. Wairf

    May 5, 2008

    Yay, It run ! Thank you very mutch for your help ! =D

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  7. MikuFan

    Jun 1, 2008

    Thanks a lot for this, I was going to do it myself until I stumbled upon this. A+++++ Excellent Work

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  8. Chris

    Jun 24, 2008

    please help me to get the mikuclock without the vista… please give me the html….
    please…. please…. please….
    thank you so much

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  9. OsoMarron

    Jun 24, 2008

    Download the file and change the extension from .gadget to .zip

    You’ll find the html in there ;)

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  10. Dante

    Aug 1, 2008

    oso marron, thanks for living!!!
    I was searching for this for long

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  11. Savannah

    Aug 5, 2008

    Omg, I love you! You don’t know how much I wanted that clock.. xD

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  12. Shan

    Sep 24, 2008

    Wow dude you rule! It works, and it pawns! A true otaku windows sidebar gadget, vista finally has something useful!

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  13. Yumi

    Oct 6, 2008

    Just what I was looking for! Thanks a million!
    Great work!

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  14. ~Fate~

    Oct 11, 2008

    Thanks for this awesome gadget Oso! >:3

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  15. LoOKiE WhAT I FouND

    Nov 23, 2008

    http://usotaku.weebly.com/index.html

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  16. Ahinigami

    Nov 25, 2008

    Will there by any chance this app can work together with other app such as rainmeter so XP user can use it? T.T

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  17. OsoMarron

    Dec 13, 2008

    Technically speaking, anything that admits embedding flash or html can embed the miku clock. I’m not familiar with the rainmeter app, though.

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  18. kuro neko

    Apr 25, 2009

    O.o ty u sooo dam much =^^=
    im gona learn how to tel jap time now XD

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  19. evgheni

    May 2, 2009

    Thanks for this awesome gadget!

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  20. luciell

    Jul 2, 2009

    do u know any app that can embed the miku clock in xp?

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  21. Allan

    Oct 22, 2009

    Awesomeness!!

    Thanks man :)

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  22. Hiie!

    Dec 9, 2009

    hi guys, i have a problem here. I download the miku clock from other website, not here. it can work when i open it. but the only thing is, how am i going to put the miku clock into my blog? i dunno which gadget should i put…please help me! =[

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  23. OsoMarron

    Dec 12, 2009

    Just embed it as you would any flash object. Wordpress for instance, lets you add a text widget, where you can add the HTML code for embedding a flash object.

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  24. Sai

    Dec 29, 2009

    I need help! Onegai! :”<

    I've just embedded this widget to my tumblr account My Tumblr but it’s taking up too much space(the white one). I wonder if I can take that off? Or just cut some parts of it to fit the Navbar? But I noticed that it’s part of the widget. Aww!

    What can I do? :O
    Tasukete! :3

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  25. OsoMarron

    Jan 13, 2010

    late, but what the heck… merry christmas

    <table><tr><td style=”overflow:hidden; height:100px; background-color:black;”>
    <object type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” data=”mikuclock.swf” width=”170″ height=”170″ style=”margin-top:-25px;”>
    <param name=”wmode” value=”opaque” />
    </object>
    </td></tr></table>

    adjust the widths and heights as needed.

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  26. MissTreason

    Mar 8, 2010

    Um… I can’t seem to get it to work :s

    I have vista but when I try to change it it just changes the name or says “This action is invalid” is there a way for me to just download the gadget package and not the zip?

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  27. vectorplate

    Mar 11, 2010

    anou.. this site is really helpful and OsoMarron-kun too. demo, can the time be change in miku’s ?

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