Kernel Video Repair Integrations

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We designed the new Media Player to make listening to and watching your multimedia content more enjoyable on Windows 11, and we're really excited to introduce it to all of you! Media Player beautifully showcases your local music and video collections and compliments the new look and feel of Windows 11. Media Player replaces Groove Music. Your music library and playlists are still here, along with a host of new features. Media Player now includes full support for browsing, managing, and watching your local video collection! All the videos in your Video library on your PC will appear automatically; you can also tell Media Player where to look for additional videos in app settings. Support for dragging and dropping files on to the app. Drag files on to Now playing or Home to play them drag on to the Play queue to add them to the queue.