Windows For DVD Players

Windows For DVD Players (Codename: Optical View) is never released Windows version and a DVD Player Operating System Produced By Microsoft To Enhance The Future Of DVD Players, & Blu-Ray Players
With Support For Windows Applications That Are Powered By The Windows NT Kernel, It Only Has Two Versions Used.
==Features==
*The Useful Feature That You Can Turn Your DVD Player Into A Computer Is Called "Desktop Mode", It's A Brand New Feature That You Can Go Back to Your Computer Desktop Without Switching Out Your Computer Or The DVD Player That You Wanted. It Requires A Computer Mouse, And a Keyboard To Connect To Your DVD Player To Use It Like A Computer. Supported On Two Versions, And Compatible On Select DVD, Or Blu-Ray Players.
*Another Feature Is That You Can Act Like A Secondary Display To Project The Apps To Your Computer, Or Laptop. The Feature Is Called "SideShow Mode",
*It's Another Ability To Connect A DVD Player To Your Computer To Have SideShow Gadgets To Interact It Using Your TV, & Remote To Have Files, Games, And Apps On Your DVD Player. But You Can Get SideShow Gadgets At The Windows Live Gallery Website, The Feature Got Removed Starting With "Windows For DVD Players 2012".
*It Has The Rest Of Other New Features Like Playing Blu-Ray Discs, A New User Interface Interactable Using A Remote, Play Games Using The Games Explorer, And More.
*The Removed Features Are Remote Desktop, Terminal Services, The Charms Bar, Desktop Gadgets, And More That Are Removed.
==System Requirements==
Minimum Requirements: Portable DVD Players, Low-Cost DVD Players, And DVD Combos Supported By Windows For DVD Players 2008, 2012
Capable For Installing The Operating System Using An Installation DVD That Are Playable, It Uses A 4 MB Storage Space For Your ROM, Or
Hard Drive To Install It To Your DVD, Or Blu-Ray Player
Recommended Requirements: A Supported Blu-Ray DVD Combo Players, And Internet-Enabled Blu-Ray Players Supported On The OS, Requires
A Keyboard, And A Mouse For Desktop Mode, Requires Internet Connection For Internet Explorer 10, 11, And Optimized For Supported XBOX
Game DVDs, And Blu-Rays.
== Pre-Installed Apps ==
* - DVD Player
* - Blu-Ray Disc (Only For Blu-Ray Players)
* - Internet Explorer ( Only For Internet-Enabled Blu-Ray Players)
* - SideShow Mode (Only In Windows For DVD Players 2006, & Requires A PC To Connect As A Secondary Display)
* - Windows Media Center (Requires A PC To Connect As An Extender)
* - File Explorer (Keyboard & Mouse Only)
* - Desktop Mode (Only Capable For Some Blu-Ray Players That Are Compatible)
* - Control Panel (Keyboard & Mouse Only)
* - Windows Media Player, Games Explorer, Windows Store, Notepad, & Paint (Keyboard, Mouse, & Internet-Enabled Players Only)
* - Microsoft Office Suite (Compatible Only For Desktop Mode)
* - External Monitor Support (Requires A Compatible Monitor)
* - VHS Playback (Requires A Compatible VHS/DVD Combo Player, And A Downloadable VHS Player App At The Windows Store)
== Discontinuation ==
On July 16, 2015, Windows For DVD Players Are Now Going Away On June 29th When The Paid Windows DVD Player Application That Has Been
Coming Around On Windows 10 This Day's Release After Windows Media Center Being Discontinued. Before The Discontiuation, All Users Must
Transfer All Of The Files, Data, & Applications From Windows For DVD Players 2008, & 2012 To Your Own Windows 10 PCs Using A USB Flash
Drive To Transfer Using A Windows For DVD Players System Transfer Application. If Your DVD Player Doesn't Have A USB Port, Then You Can
Use A Microsoft USB Extender Connected To Your Changable Power Port, Or Headphone Jack. After The Discontinuation, It Is Now Obsolete, And
Unusable To Play Games, Work Files Using Microsoft Office, And Others That Are Now Unusable. Microsoft Discontinued Support For Microsoft
Office For Windows For DVD Players, And All Users Must Uninstall This OS To Prevent Viruses, Attackers, And Ransomware.
== Trivia ==
* This OS Has No Blue Screen Of Death, Just A New Visual OS For DVD, & Blu-Ray Players.
* It Also Supports XBOX Games Compatible For Your Operating System, It Requires An XBOX Games Plug-In At The Windows Store.
* Desktop Mode Is Compatible On Some Blu-Ray Players, And Requires A Keyboard & Mouse. Going To Desktop Mode Will Enter You To Your Personal Windows 7/8.1-Like Desktop To Use Your DVD Player Like A Computer.
* The Pre-Release Beta Builds Of Windows For DVD Players 2008 Still Looks The Same As The Windows Media Center GUI For Windows Vista, But It Was Modified To Predict The Brand For DVD Players, And The WMC GUI For Windows 7.
* This Is The First Windows Never Released Page That Was In The Internet Archive.
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