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On Monday, Microsoft released the much-awaited Windows Media Player version 11. The Windows Media Player update includes several improvements, which includes a new user interface, enhanced syncing, and integration with the URGE music service.

Microsoft had released the beta download version of the Windows Media Player 11 in May 2006. However due to problems with the quality of the release Microsoft had to delay the Windows Media Player 11 final while last minute bugs are ironed out.

Below are the some of the new additions and enhancements in the newly released Windows Media Player version 11 Download:

A visually driven experience using thumbnail and album art, an elegant and simple design, and customization capabilities for more personalized interaction

Improved device experience with new shuffle sync and reverse sync options, device exploration using the library view, and intuitive help icons that ensure seamless and intuitive syncing and burning of rights-managed content

Highly simplified navigation capabilities, enhanced shortcut options, and dedicated category views for all media types, including music, photos and video

Better access to content with deep integration of services that blurs the line between online service and media player experiences

Industry-first audio fingerprinting capabilities that recognize and import track information for unidentified or misnamed audio files
New formats for ripping and music playback, including Windows Media Audio Professional and WAV Lossless

Windows Media Player version 11 download is available in both 32-bit and 64-bit variants of Windows XP operating system. You can download Windows Media Player 11 final from the official Windows Media Player website.