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Date Released: October 22, 2009
File Size: 581.00 MB
Platforms: IA-32/64
Operation Systems: Windows 7/8/10/11
Last Updated: December 08, 2023
Finally, WMPlayer 12 released on October 22, 2009. This is the latest version of the popular player. In the end, Windows Media Player 12 is compelling in its integrated simplicity — like a single control that replaces the separate remotes for your VCR, cable box, and TV set — and sets a new interface paradigm that will undeniably have an impact on all future streaming players. WMP’s only downsides are an occasional lack of feature depth and the need for comprehensive support of RealNetworks and Apple formats.
Perhaps the biggest push for the company comes with its new Windows Media player, which has turned into a full-fledged jukebox player, much like Groove Music. It supports both streaming and downloadable music unlike Real’s software which uses two separate players. Microsoft recently released new version Groove Music is a move into incorporating both streaming and downloading, however.
Windows Media Player 12 is not supported and no longer available for download from official Microsoft web site. On the other hand, you could find and download the complete releases Windows Media Player 12 below on this page.
Play .ISO images in Windows Media Player without burning to a disc.
If you download movies from the Internet, you will eventually encounter DVD or movie files saved as «.ISO» image files. These .ISO files are compressed files designed for use with burnable CDs or DVDs. You could burn an .ISO file to a disc and then play it in Windows Media Player. But that is a waste of both money and time. Many freeware applications allow you to mount .ISO files to a virtual CD/DVD drive and play it in Media Player, without ever needing to touch your optical drive.
Step 1
Find and download a free ISO mounting application for Windows. Save the program set-up file to your computer.
Step 2
Open the folder where you saved the ISO mounting program, then double-click the set-up file to start the installer. Follow the prompts on the screen to install the application on your PC. Restart the computer if prompted by the application installer utility.
Step 3
Open «Computer,» or «My Computer,» and go to the folder that contains the ISO image file you want to play in Windows Media Player. Click and highlight the file name.
Step 4
Right-click on the file name, then move your mouse pointer down to the name of the ISO mounting application. Click the «Mount» option on the pop-up window.
Step 5
Wait for the ISO mounting application to mount the image file and create a new virtual drive letter.
Step 6
Open Windows Media Player. Click the «File/Open» menu option. Browse to the virtual drive letter created by the ISO application and double-click it. Highlight the video file in the virtual drive, then click the «Open» button in the «File – Open» dialog window. Windows Media Player will begin displaying the video file on your screen.
Here we have listed the different sizes of Microsoft Windows Media Player .PNG images to be download and use as you want, with mentioning the FileProInfo or our Url: https://fileproinfo.com.
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