Windows
Media Player 11 for Windows XP | Windows Media Player 11 offers great new
ways to store and enjoy all of your digital media. It’s easier than ever to
access all of your music, video, pictures, and recorded TV on your computer.
Play it, view it, organize it, and sync it to a portable device for enjoying on
the go, or share with devices around your home – all from one place. Windows
Media Player 11 is designed to work with all versions of Windows XP with
Service Pack 2, including Windows XP Home Edition N and Windows XP Professional
N.
PLEASE NOTE: Many of the great stores you know in Windows Media Player 10 are
available in this version of the Player. Check out a list of online stores at
the Online Stores page.
For more information, see the Readme.
NOTE: Please read Installing
the Player on Windows XP Media Center Edition for directions on installing
Windows Media Player 11 on Windows XP Media Center Edition.
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so is there any benefit to installing WMP11 on MCE05? Performance? extra codecs?
Why would Microsoft remove the ability to back up your licenses in this version? Isn’t that a step backwards?
I have already installed Mplayer 11 long ago.
version 11.0.5358.4827 what the advantage of the new player?
The new player is the final build, your running an old beta. Install the new build.
I downloaded the final build and it still has a bug on the display of pictures, but does seem a lot quicker with music. Not sure what it brings to MCE though.
Here We go !!!
Fresh install; fresh MP11 and fresh IE7 FINALS.
Results:
Black Cover art in MCE
All folder.jpg’s replaced with Media Players own stupid versions from internet or random selected AlbumArtSMall.jpg etc from embedded artwork inside MP3’s !
So if you have an Xbox 360 and it rescans your library (or you do this yourself) your own folder.jpg’s will be overwritten ! And you can turn off “Download from Internet” option in MP11 as its user based setting and you cant logon as the xbox (MCX1 et al). If one knew in advance, you could extract the registry hive…..blah blah blah…..why should you have to!?
Track numbers – Cant blank them out as the tag editor in MP11 insists on setting a zero.
I normally support Microsoft but the muppets need a serious slapping and public humiliation!!! Does nothing get tested in that place ???? Idiots, pure muppets.
This is an absolute disgrace. All the bugs from previous versions still there. Only one Uk bug to do with date decrementing by 1 year on the Year released meta data has been fixed (and only because it was logged through Premier! and chased!)
Despite posting in various program managers blogs, these issues went RTM and in Vista. Truly disgusted and more wasted time working around Microsoft’s shoddy workmanship.
I just installed Media Player 11 and
IE 7.0, now most videos from popular
websites like utube, znet show a green
screen in IE, somtimes the video buffering is very slow. any ideas
Downloaded WMP11 a couple of days ago (12/01/07) and wish I hadn’t. It doesn’t display a total time for the currently selected playlist, or times of individual tracks in the playlist. Also does not allow double-click on a track within the library to play just that track – insists on adding the entire album to the playlist. If displaying library by artist in details format, and then expanding an artist, if you then click on the Artist within the breadcrumbs at the top of the screen you are taken to the list of artists starting with “A”, and not back to the place you came from. Only way to achieve this is to use the back button within the application (top left).
The “Album Artist” view has been removed. This is a pain as you cannot now expand the albums within an artist in the left hand column, and still see all your other artists at the same time.
All in all a bit of a disaster. They have prettied up the display, but taken away a lot of useful options from WMP10 – Ah well – we are talking Microsoft here – useless C***s……