Chapter 10. Windows Media Player
Windows Media Player is Microsoft’s free program that plays most of your digital media, including music, videos, CDs, and DVDs. It also acts like a digital jukebox that helps you find and organize digital media files. XP’s Media Player is more versatile than the anemic attempts in previous Windows versions; it lets you listen to Internet radio stations, rip tracks from audio CDs to your hard drive, create custom CDs, download songs to your portable music player, and more.
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Most Windows XP installations include Media Player 8. This chapter covers Media Player 9, which Microsoft released in January 2003. You can ...
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