Microsoft has now been testing the new Media Player for two months and it is currently ready for normal use by users.
The new Media Player was first revealed previously in a live stream, and Microsoft officially announced the design in November 2021. If you don't find it in the Windows 11 Store, you'll also be able to manually install the application as long as the device is running Build 22000.346 or later. The new Media Player for Windows 11 requires a system version of Windows 11 Build 22000 or higher, which means Windows 11 users can install the program through the Microsoft Store. The new Windows 11 Media Player is currently available for the beta channel, but user reports indicate that non-Insider testers can also download and use it. Microsoft has recently announced a new Media Player for Windows 11, replacing the previous Groove Music, which is supposed to be the successor to the classic Windows Media Player. Users can install new Media Player from Microsoft Store
