I’m sure WPF could produce a GUI replica, but is it actually made with WPF?
I’ve done some searching, but I’m not able to find what GUI library they used.
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I’m sure WPF could produce a GUI replica, but is it actually made with WPF?
I’ve done some searching, but I’m not able to find what GUI library they used.
It is almost certainly all C++ with mixed Assembly against standard WIN32 APIs and DirectX. WPF came out with .NET 3.0 in late 2006 and Windows Media Player 10 came out in late 2004. I would also add that there’s nothing exceptionally unique about the Windows Media Player UI given that non-square windows and leveraging DirectX for animation outside of full screen has been around since the mid 90s all the way back to NT 4.0 and Windows 95.