Post by wadmodderpudu on Nov 24, 2019 0:17:27 GMT
Since many Windows 10 updates keep breaking Windoes Media Player multiple times throughout the years, would anyone want to reverse-engineer the cross-application syncing feature and other APIs of the program, commonly used for Microsoft Office, some PC games, and even some software on Microsoft Windows?
So that way we don't need to require Windows Media Player and other frameworks for Windows games and software, especially on the N & KN versions of Microsoft Windows.
I originally posted this on Reddit's r/windows subreddit but nobody ever commented or became interested in this topic. So if anyone who is a programmer on this wiki wants to do so, that would be fine, so that way we don't have to have software and PC game developers relaying on Windows Media Player and Microsoft's outdated multimedia technologies anymore.
So that way we don't need to require Windows Media Player and other frameworks for Windows games and software, especially on the N & KN versions of Microsoft Windows.
I originally posted this on Reddit's r/windows subreddit but nobody ever commented or became interested in this topic. So if anyone who is a programmer on this wiki wants to do so, that would be fine, so that way we don't have to have software and PC game developers relaying on Windows Media Player and Microsoft's outdated multimedia technologies anymore.
