• Microsoft Windows Media Player: This audio and video player supports almost any type of local and streamed multimedia format, including Real Audio, Real Video, QuickTime, MIDI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MP3, AVI, .wav, .mov, .vod, and .au.

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  • Profiles are built in for popular apps such as Microsoft Office, Media Player, QuickTime Player, browsers and Mac OS X.

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  • Toshiba just doubled the capacity of their Gigabeat V30 earning their Microsoft Portable Media Center player a swank new V60E moniker.

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  • Close behind is Microsoft's Media Player, with 38%, then QuickTime, with a distant 14% share. (Apple disagrees that its share is so low.) That, despite such gimmicks as a Disney promotion on boxes of Frosted Cheerios cereal giving away QuickTime software.

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  • Back in 2004, the commission fined Microsoft and forced it to offer a version of its Windows operating system without Microsoft's own media player.

    BBC: Most home computers use Windows software

  • As of last year, 45% of adults used Microsoft 's Windows Media Player for downloading video, while 10% used RealNetworks ' Real Player and 6% used Apple 's iTunes or Quicktime, according to Forrester Research.

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  • Its slick RealPlayer application has 90 million users - over twice as many as Microsoft's lightweight Windows Media Player.

    CNN: Cutting Edge

  • Downloading may help RealPlayer take market share from Microsoft 's now-dominant Windows Media Player.

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  • Microsoft uses it in its Zune digital media player.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The worst support is by Microsoft, who hasn't released a Windows Media player 10 for OSX never the less a universal binary.

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  • Media Player 7.0, pictured, is Microsoft's first fully-featured jukebox.

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  • First, Microsoft needs to incorporate on-the-fly transcoding into Windows Media Player.

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  • Meanwhile in South Korea, the Seoul High Court has joined the Korean Fair Trade Commission in rejecting Microsoft's request to suspend a regulatory ruling to unbundle its Windows Media Player and Instant Messaging service from Windows.

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  • RealNetworks had sued Microsoft two years ago, claiming it forced PC customers to use Windows' Media Player technology over its RealPlayer.

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  • Microsoft has now locked the codec software so it can only be used with the Windows Media Player.

    BBC: Video shrinks with MP4

  • Competition is good and at Microsoft's booth we got to see a demo of the new Cyberlink PowerDVD Media Center player.

    ENGADGET: Video: Cyberlink's native Media Center Blu-ray player HD

  • As of last year, 45% of adults used Microsoft 's (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ) Windows Media Player for downloading video, while 10% used RealNetworks ' (nasdaq: RNWK - news - people ) Real Player and 6% used Apple 's (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people ) iTunes or Quicktime, according to Forrester Research.

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  • Surprise, surprise, Microsoft is using its new player in an effort to squeaze Real and make its own Windows Media format the standard for digital audio on the Web.

    CNN: Cutting Edge

  • Downloading may help RealPlayer take market share from Microsoft 's (nasdaq: MSFT - news - people ) now-dominant Windows Media Player.

    FORBES: YourTube

  • Similarly, Microsoft plans to launch its own online-music store later this year, tied to its now-dominant media player.

    ECONOMIST: Microsoft

  • Granted, Google didn't seem to have many options: Apple, by far the dominant player in online digital-media sales, doesn't currently license its Fairplay DRM, and Microsoft is one of Google's biggest competitors.

    FORBES: Google Goes Gaga For Video

  • If Microsoft can succeed at producing its own videogame hardware and is widely rumored to be working on its own branded portable media player, could it succeed at, say, its own PC hardware -- that is, going beyond the keyboards and mice that it sells very successfully today?

    ENGADGET: Switched On: Pondering PC 3.0

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