Microsoft has built a new media playback app for Windows 11 to supplant both Windows Media Player, which hasn't really changed since 2009, and the Groove Music app. Windows Insiders can start ...

The Media Player app brings basic media audio and video playback to Windows 11, and here's how to use it.

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Microsoft has created a new Media Player app for Windows 11. It will replace the Groove Music and Windows Media Player apps, and it includes audio and video support.

Microsoft is now rolling out a new media player that matches Windows 11's look and feel as a replacement for the Windows 10 Groove Music and (in the future) the legacy Windows Media Player app.

Microsoft has announced that the Windows 11 Notepad and Media Player applications are getting some new updates for Windows Insiders.

New Windows Media Player app travels back in time, gains the ability to rip CDs Welcome news for anyone who's ready to retire their Sony Discman.

If you need to play music or movies on your PC, Windows Media Player is not the only option—in fact, you're spoilt for choices.

But apparently someone at Microsoft is still rocking a CD player, because a forthcoming update to Windows 11’s Media Player app will bring CD ripping back from the dead.

You can make or create an M3U playlist using Media Player, Notepad, VLC media player, PotPlayer, etc. in Windows 11/10. Learn how.

The current version of Windows Media Player has been around for more than a decade. So, after all these years, Microsoft is finally pushing out a new app designed to handle everyday media playback ...