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Summary[edit]

Non-free media data
Description	Screenshot Media Player 5.0, taken on Windows 2000, playing a video.
Source	Screenshot is shot on a copy of Windows 2000 SP4. Media Player 5.0 comes with this OS; although does not have a shortcut in Start menu, it can be invoked directly by its executable file, `mplay32.exe` Video comes from Varied Triller rushck.ogg but it is converted to MPEG-1 format.
Portion used	An entire application window containing a video is included.
Low resolution?	Image size is unchanged from the original shot – 400 × 437, which still very small – but the color depth is reduced and artifacts are added as a result of JPEG compression.

License[edit]

Media Player 5.0

Microsoft product screenshot, used with permission from Microsoft.

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Varied Triller rushck.ogg

Video is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported by its author, User:Aviceda

Rationale[edit]

Non-free media rationale for Windows Media Player
Article	Windows Media Player
Purpose of use	To illustrate Microsoft Media Player for the purposes of critical commentary
Replaceable?	Because this is a screenshot of a proprietary computer program it is impossible to find a free replacement.

Non-free media rationale for Video for Windows
Article	Video for Windows
Purpose of use	To illustrate Microsoft Media Player for the purposes of critical commentary
Replaceable?	Because this is a screenshot of a proprietary computer program it is impossible to find a free replacement.

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current	02:40, 4 July 2023		400 × 437 (44 KB)	JWiki2151 (talk \| contribs)	{{non-free no reduce}} == Summary == {{Non-free media data \|Description = Screenshot Media Player 5.0, taken on Windows 2000, playing a video. \|Source = Screenshot is shot on a copy of Windows 2000 SP4. Media Player 5.0 comes with this OS; although does not have a shortcut in Start menu, it can be invoked directly by its executable file, <code>mplay32.exe</code> Video comes from Varied Triller rushck.ogg but it is converted to [[MPE...

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