It’s also worth noting that while DVD support has been taken away, support for FLAC and MKV files is added to Windows 10, and you can use WMP for that.ĭo you still use and prefer Windows Media Player for music and video playback on your Windows 10 desktop? Leave a comment below and let us know your thoughts. For more, read our article: How to Set Default Apps in Windows 10. When you first dive into Windows 10, you’ll find that your media is already set to open in its new universal apps (Groove, Photos, Movies & TV.) But if you want to stick with WMP, you can set it as your default player by adjusting file associations. However, it’s obvious that Microsoft is phasing out some of its legacy software for the new universal apps instead. Zuletzt aktualisiert: Lesezeit: 3-5 Minuten mpcresources.el.dll verwendet die DLL Dateierweiterung, die als Greek language resource for MPC-HC Datei bekannt ist. Personally, I would have like to see at least a fresh coat of paint on the WMP interface. Download von Mpcresources.el.dll und Behebung von DLL Fehlern. Windows Media Player hasn’t changed at all since its last update to version 12 in Windows 7. So, if you recently upgraded from Windows 7 to 10, and aren’t quite ready to use the new apps, you’ll be happy to see its familiar UI. To do that, right-click on it and select Pin to taskbar, Pin to Start, or both. If you plan on using it a lot, you might want to pin it to the Taskbar while you’re here. To find WMP, click Start and type: media player and select it from the results at the top.Īlternately, you can right-click the Start button to bring up the hidden quick access menu and choose Run or use the keyboard shortcut Windows Key+R. For more on that, read our article: How to Bring DVD Playback to Windows 10. However, there are plenty of third-party utilities (hint: VLC) that will let you play DVDs.
And if you're not, it's about time you start using this great program.Note: Microsoft removed DVD playback support back in Windows 8, so you won’t be able to use WMP for them. If you're a Media Player Classic user, you're going to love this revamped version of your favorite player. Download the MPC HC media player and you can start using it right away. Oh, and best of all, it doesn't require installation.īesides the original features, Media Player Classic Homecinema also lets you enjoy new interesting functionality such as additional video codecs (particularly H.264 and VC-1), better integration with Windows Vista (including a special 64-bit version), several bug and vulnerability fixes and option to remove tearing from your video files, though sadly I didn't figure out how to use this last feature. It also maintains the same great features the original player offered, that is, ability to play DVD, support for subtitles and more. As a result of this, Media Player Classic Homecinema keeps exactly the same appearance as its predecessor, which makes it really easy to use – even if you have never used Media Player Classic before.
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