Microsoft has released the new media player, Media Player, which we haven’t gotten to since the release of Windows 11, for Insider users. The application is expected to be released for all users in the near future.
Microsoft surprisingly suddenly Windows 11 many users did not expect a brand new operating system. The reason for this was that Microsoft had announced several times before that it would not release Windows 11. The operating system released by Microsoft, which suddenly returned from its decision, was exactly as expected, a more developed and painted version of Windows 10. Still, important innovations such as the TPM 2.0 requirement were made on the security side.
However, Windows 11 could not be released with all its previously announced features. One of these innovations that we haven’t had since its release on October 5th was the brand new media player. of Media Player completely renovated About the media player, Microsoft shared a new blog post, showing that we’re getting it soon.
What does the new Media Player offer?
Microsoft’s new media player for Windows 11, Media Player Released for all Windows Insider users announced. While it is not specified when the feature will be released for all users, Microsoft talked about what the new Media Player will offer. One of the biggest innovations that Media Player will bring, Replacing Groove Music app as well it will be.
According to Microsoft’s statement, Media Player will make it easier for you to browse through music and create and play new playlists. Your previously created playlists in Groove Music will not disappear when the app is completely uninstalled, will be transferred to Media Player as is..
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The new Media Player will display the artist’s image on the screen while playing music. This image will appear on both the full screen Media Player and the mini player. Besides the music, the Media Player it will automatically show all videos and video files in your library. The old Windows Media Player will continue to be available under Windows Tools for those who don’t want the new one.