Which of the following are the basic elements of the Windows Media Player interface? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Choose all that apply.
A. List pane
B. Navigation pane
C. Address bar
D. Menu bar
Correct Answer: ABC
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The five basic elements of the Windows Media Player interface are as follows:
1. Address bar: The Address bar contains a breadcrumb trail that helps a user find his current place in the library. Below the address bar is a toolbar whose content change depending on the current selection. At the right of the toolbar is a search box.
2. Navigation pane: The Navigation pane is used to choose any major node in the media library, select removable media, such as CDs and DVDs, work with portable devices, and view any libraries that are available over the network.
3. Details pane: The contents of the Details pane change, depending on the type of content that is selected from the library and which view is applied.
4. List pane: The List pane displays the content of the current playlist when the Play tab is selected. The Burn and Sync tabs allow a user to create or edit a list of tracks to be burned to a CD (or DVD) or transferred to a compatible portable device, respectively. An info box above the list shows album art for the current track.
5. Playback controls: Playback controls manage playback of audio and video files, using DVD-style controls to play, pause, fast-forward, and rewind files; this area also includes a variety of special- purpose buttons that control volume and the appearance of the Player. If a file is playing, details appear to the left of the controls. The button to the right of the layback controls allows a user to quickly switch from Library view to Now Playing view.
Explanation/Reference:
Explanation:
The five basic elements of the Windows Media Player interface are as follows:
1. Address bar: The Address bar contains a breadcrumb trail that helps a user find his current place in the library. Below the address bar is a toolbar whose content change depending on the current selection. At the right of the toolbar is a search box.
2. Navigation pane: The Navigation pane is used to choose any major node in the media library, select removable media, such as CDs and DVDs, work with portable devices, and view any libraries that are available over the network.
3. Details pane: The contents of the Details pane change, depending on the type of content that is selected from the library and which view is applied.
4. List pane: The List pane displays the content of the current playlist when the Play tab is selected. The Burn and Sync tabs allow a user to create or edit a list of tracks to be burned to a CD (or DVD) or transferred to a compatible portable device, respectively. An info box above the list shows album art for the current track.
5. Playback controls: Playback controls manage playback of audio and video files, using DVD-style controls to play, pause, fast-forward, and rewind files; this area also includes a variety of special- purpose buttons that control volume and the appearance of the Player. If a file is playing, details appear to the left of the controls. The button to the right of the layback controls allows a user to quickly switch from Library view to Now Playing view.
