When a user chooses, in the Player's user interface, to view more information about digital media content, Windows Media Player calls on the online store to provide the information.Windows Media Player provides up to three task panes for use by the online store.In Windows Media Player 10, premium services were renamed online stores, and the following new features were added: In Windows Media Player 9 Series, online store providers could integrate their services into the Premium Services feature of Windows Media Player. Windows Media Player 9 Series introduced the concept of online stores. Online Stores in Windows Media Player 9 Series The team's email address is For More Informationįor technical guidance on using a variety of Windows Media SDKs to create a service that offers licensed digital media content, go to the Microsoft Windows Media Developer Center and search for 'Creating a Windows Media Player 10 Subscription Online Store'. If you would like your online digital media store to be integrated with Windows Media Player, but you have not yet made contact with Microsoft, you can get started by sending email to the Windows Media Player Services Virtual Team. Integration between the Player and an online digital media store provides an enjoyable, comprehensive experience for the user, including the ability to locate content, download and manage files, play content, and copy content to CDs or devices. Windows Media Player provides functionality that allows digital media content providers to integrate their services with Windows Media Player. Use of this functionality outside the context of an online store is not supported. This section describes functionality designed for use by online stores.

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