CD Player (Windows)
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Media player | |
| License | Proprietary software |
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CD Player is a
Features
When the CD Player is launched, it searches the
Data or no disc loaded. or Please insert an audio compact disc.
CD Player's time display can be toggled between Track Time Elapsed, Track Time Remaining, and Disc Time Remaining. Tracks can be played in sequence or in random order. CD recognition, track and artist data can be manually entered and are re-displayed on next load. The database information is stored in a cdplayer.ini file which is limited to 64 kilobytes.[1]
Deluxe CD Player
A modified version of CD Player with a different skin called Deluxe CD Player was also included in
As a feature upgrade to the standard CD Player, Deluxe CD Player was able to retrieve album metadata from the now defunct Tunes.com and Music Boulevard.[2][3][4] The database information is stored in a DeluxeCD.mdb file, a Microsoft Access file format.
References
- ^ "Chapter 1. A - Crossing Platforms A Macintosh/Windows Phrasebook". O'Reilly Media.
- ^ "Tunes.com to Provide Music Content for the Deluxe CD Player Included With Microsoft Plus! 98 - Stories". Microsoft.
- ^ "Plus 98 - Using Deluxe CD". ActiveWindows.
- ^ "Playing Audio CDs with CD Player - Running Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional".
External links
- CD-ROM Extras for Microsoft Windows 95 Upgrade
- Microsoft's CD Players (Internet Archive copy)
- GUIdebook - Screenshots of CD Player
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