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WMPCDText 1.4 freeware

WMPCDText is a plug-in for Windows Media Player that adds support for reading CD-Text. WMPCDText will read CD-Text directly from within Windows Media Player. There is an option to automatically read CD-Text from unknown audio CD's. Alternatively, you can also right-click on a CD-track in the Now Playing-pane while the CD is playing, and click Read CD-Text. ...

Author	BM-productions
Released	2015-01-30
Filesize	379 kB
Downloads	932
OS	Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64, Windows 8, Windows 8 x64
Installation	Instal And Uninstall
Keywords	audio, text, music, album, track, info, windows media player
Users' rating (11 rating)	WMPCDTextOtherWindows XP, Windows Vista, Windows Vista x64, Windows 7, Windows 7 x64, Windows 8, Windows 8 x64 Currently 2.82/5 1 2 3 4 5

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WMPCDText freeware - The Latest Versions History

1.4	Jan 30, 2015	New Release	Fixed: when trying to access the plug-in settings of WMPCDText 1.3 while the plug-in was disabled, either the settings didn't appear or Windows Media Player would crash.
2.70	Jan 30, 2015	New Release	Fixed: broken plug-in functionality on Windows 8.1 after installation of the November 2014 Windows update rollup (KB3000850). Special thanks to berban for reporting. Fixed: possible crash when closing Windows Media Player or when starting media playback. Special thanks to Paul Coddington and Philipp for reporting and testing a fix. Fixed: when re-enabling Windows Media Player plug-ins after a crash, Now Playing plug-ins are now ignored. Previously, these plug-ins would become 'enabled' without actually being loaded or a way to disable them again. By default, the global hotkeys now use the Ctrl+Shift modifiers instead of Ctrl+Win, to prevent possible conflicts with system hotkeys in future versions of Windows. (Reconfiguring the hotkeys to use the Windows key again is of course still allowed, and this change only affects new Windows Media Player Plus! installations.)
1.4	Sep 3, 2012	New Release	Version 1.4 fixes an issue that was introduced in version 1.3 and that could lead to a Windows Media Player crash.