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30 Oct 2008   #1

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Windows Media Player 12

Windows Media Player 12's surprising new features!

Windows Media Player remains part of the core OS. Windows 7 will ship with Windows Media Player 12, which includes some surprising new features.

The UI itself is brighter and lighter than WMP11. Some buttons and toolbar items have been moved around, but the experience should be pretty familiar to users of version 11. What does represent a big change is the removal of the Now Playing button, which in WMP11 switches to a view showing the current playlist.

This is because WMP12 completely separates library management from what's currently playing, with two distinct player modes; Now Playing view, and Library view. Library view contains all the library manipulation features that should be familiar from WMP11. Now Playing view contains the current playlist, visualizations, and videos.

Read more at the source.


Later Ted

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30 Oct 2008   #2

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

Thanks for the article Ted - I like the streaming audio set up.
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30 Oct 2008   #3

W 7 64-bit Ultimate
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Hello microdude431, welcome to Seven Forums!

Thank you for the input....












Later Ted
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