If you are one of those enjoying music on compact discs, you will be glad to know that you can now use the new Media Player app in Windows 11 to play Audio CDs. Microsoft added Audio CD support to ...

we will show you how to open Windows Media Player Legacy as well as the new Media Player app in Windows 11/10. The player is not easily visible. Has Microsoft removed Windows Media Player?

It's easy to rip a music CD on Windows for playback and ... Microsoft released a new Media Player application for Windows 10 ...

Microsoft has released a new update for the modern Media Player app for Windows 11. Version 11.2203.30.0 is now rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel with several interface ...

10 月 10 日消息，微软昨日（10 月 9 日）发布博文，表示用户不需要物理 Windows Dev Kit 2023，或者购买 Windows 11 AI+ PC，可以在 Azure 虚拟机上体验 Windows on ARM（24H2）。 注 ...

Windows Media Player is still one of the best tools for playing music and movies, but it does have its own share of problems that pop up now and again. Most issues with the Windows Media Player ...

A CD player may no longer be the prized possession it once was, but it’s still possible to dabble in the world of 120 mm polycarbonate discs if you have a fancy for it. It’s something ...

In the Windows world, Windows Media Player is the default player from Microsoft, but iTunes, RealPlayer and other software are also widely used. The media player in early Windows (3.x) versions ...

Following the recent decision by Subaru to remove the in-car CD player from one of its SUVs, we scoured the new cars offered by all mainstream car brands in the UK to look for any remaining stalwarts.

In addition to apps you can get in the store, Windows 11 comes with standard apps like an updated Photos app (which now lets you easily sync iCloud photos), the new Media Player, Voice Recorder ...

The last new car on sale in Britain featuring an in-car CD player has been updated – with the CD player being replaced by a modern touchscreen unit. It concludes the gradual demise of CD players in ...

I was privileged to byline the cover story of the last print issue of PC Magazine, the Windows 7 review, and I’ve witnessed every Microsoft win and misstep up to the latest Windows 11.