Fine tuning is one of the most important parts of a good media player performance. Windows Media Player has the widest range of functions to date. With it, you can listen to and view a huge number of audio and video file formats, download information about your favorite artists from the Internet, and tune and listen to various radio stations.
Instructions
Step 1
Run version 12 of Windows Media Player. Immediately specify the basic parameters to configure your player and also sync it to the Internet. Pay attention to the item "Recommended parameters". By selecting this item, you will reset the previously installed settings. The player will now work using the default settings. If you do not have special requirements for the operation of this application, then you may well select the above item.
Step 2
Select "Display online information about media content" in the settings. This function will allow you to view all the information about the currently playing song. Those. you will immediately know who the performer is, what year this song was released, what album it was included in, etc.
Step 3
Select "Save and show the list of the most frequently played songs". This is a very handy feature. It will allow you to immediately upload your favorite songs to the playlist, which significantly saves time. It is much easier to adjust an existing tracklist than to rebuild it. Setting up the player, and in particular the playback functions, is not difficult at all. If you are a subtle connoisseur of sound and a good speaker system is connected to your personal computer, the graphic equalizer of the player will allow you to adjust the sound so that this or that composition sounds as high quality as possible on your speakers. You can either use ready-made schemes or adjust the settings yourself.
Step 4
Create your own media library using windows Media Player 12. All files that you downloaded using this player, or any other that store information about the artist and genre of playback, you will be very easy to sort into groups for easier access. This applies not only to audio, but also to video recordings. You can categorize movies by genre, release date, actor, director, etc.
