To open the plug-in configuration, click on Options. Due to any reason, if the plugin does not activates itself, open Tools–>Plug-ins and select MyMediaBookmarks Plugin. By default, the plugin will load up automatically. Step 2: After successful installation, run Windows Media Player. The installation process is simple enough, just follow the onscreen steps to finish the setup. Having done that, download and install MyMediaBookmarks ( UPDATE: This tool is not available anymore) on your computer. Step 1: Close any instance of Windows Media Player running on your system to ensure smooth installation. MyMediaBookmarks Plugin for Windows Media Player Pretty helpful, right? So let’s see how we can achieve it.
Today, we will share a wonderful trick using which you can remember the last played position of movies on Windows Media Player and resume them automatically at that particular time when you play it again. So, we gotta figure out an answer to my friend’s query then. But as it’s the default media player shipped with Windows, chances are that an incredible number of you all use it every day. In fact, it would be the last player on earth I would use to play my video files.
One of my friends who came over for tea the other day saw this amazing feature and asked if the same can be done on Windows Media Player.To be frank, I am not a fan of Windows Media Player. That’s the reason I have configured my GOM player to remember the last played position of an interrupted movie so that next time I play the video, I don’t have to manually seek the timeline.
Write to me in the comments below if you are having any more problems restoring your playlists.I can’t recall the last time I watched a movie on my laptop without any interruption. Press “Ok” and you should get all your playlists back. Then right click on it and set it as default. – As you can see in this screenshot below, it was having trouble finding my “Default save location” even though I could access it just fine using Windows Explorer. – Go to Organize menu -> Manage Libraries -> Music You can try these steps if you are facing a similar issue. So I knew the problem was in the WMPlayer itself. I checked my directory in E Drive and everything looked fine. So, just to be safe I keep all my playlist wml files in another location on my data drive:īut today all my playlists in WMPlayer disappeared and when I tried to create a new playlist I got this error message: My favorite Music Player is Windows Media Player and I have been organizing all my music into playlists for years.īy default WMPlayer keeps all the user’s playlists here:īut this can be lost if OS is corrupted or if we re-install another Windows version.
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