Windows Media Player

Try deleting old files that you don't need anymore, and then download. If that does not work delete even more stuff that you don't need, and then try again.

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After you have purchased the songs you will get them downloaded automatically to your computer.

Since iTunes songs does not have any DRM protection any more you can simply copy them to your MP3-player of choice given that the player supports the AAC format. If the player does not support this format you have to download a converter app to convert the music into the MP3 format.

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Technically, it's illegal, but here's a few links anyway.

http://www.mp3raid.com
http://www.listentoyoutube.com

Your laptop should have a plug for a stereo miniature phone jack, which is the same type used for stereo headphones. A patch cable which has this type of plug at one end, and a pair of RCA plugs at the other is widely available. By pluging the miniature phone jack into the laptop, and the RCA plugs into the input jacks of the stereo, you should be able to listen to the laptop over the stereo. This solution works, but the sound output through the headphone jack for most laptops is equalized for headphones. It is heavy on the base and light on higher frequencies. It will not be satisfactory for many people.

Open Windows Media Player, click on "View" then "Skin Chooser" and select a skin.

With later versions of Windows Media Player: Open Windows Media Player then right-click on the little round icon in the top left corner. In the menu that appears, click on "View" then "Skin Chooser"

You can't. Your computer must be turned on and running to play music. You can turn off your monitor, though. **

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Some laptops allow you to do this and I believe it is handled at bios level. You would need to have a computer that offered this specific functionality. Jeffery Williams JWilliamsOH

Moviexplayer is a media player which can't play any media at all. It is actually a scam software that had been advertised through video content downloaded from torrent site. It is obviusly an scam software which use Windows Media Player flaw to act like a full size content video so that user would download it without ado.

The KM Player.

No. The last version of Windows Media Player to run on Windows 2000 was 9.00.00.336.

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Right click on a photo (eg. jpg, png, etc),

then choose "Open with",

click "Browse" and browse to the file "C:\Program Files\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe"

check the box "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file"

and click "OK"

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An operating system.

There is very little difference between the 'quality' of most PC software media players. If there is much difference between lossless media players, it normally has more to do with the decoder used in that player (e.g. Nero and WMP are notoriously bad for this). Foobar2000 is normally rated highly for quality.

http://foobar2000.org/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foobar2000

Foobar also has the advantage of coming with all the major lossless codecs 'from the box', replaygain, lastFM, and iPod support, and has various other improvments that are unavaible on other players, or require plugins (e.g. kernel streaming)

There are several different programs that can play music besides Windows Media Player. 'I Heart Radio', 'iTunes', 'Pandora' and 'Quick Time Player' can all play music on an Internet capable device.

To obtain music rights, you need to contact the production company. Otherwise the music is illegally owned.

Wndows Media Player is capable of playing a wide variety of different video formats. Examples include .wmv and .avi. A comprehensive listing of possible formats is available at the official Microsoft website.

It means that the music CD is not in a format that the media player can understand.