The Summary page of Tag Editor Plus, where you can quickly edit the most commonly used tags.

The Pictures page of Tag Editor Plus, where pictures embedded into the music file (such as album art) can be viewed, changed, added and removed.

The Comments page of Tag Editor Plus, where comments embedded into the music file can be edited and removed, and new comments can be added (the Lyrics page is very similar).

The Advanced page of Tag Editor Plus, where all editable tags can be changed, even the ones that Windows Media Player usually doesn't show.

The Summary page of Tag Editor Plus, when batch editing songs (this means that more than one song is selected). The tags that are checked will be applied to all selected songs.

Windows Media Player Plus! can add disc number (or 'set') support to the media library, so that disc numbers are displayed just before the track numbers. Also notice that the disc numbers take precedence over track numbers when sorting the tracks of an album.

Windows Media Player Plus! adds a new File item to the right-click menu of media items in the library. This menu item shows the same menu that would appear if you would right-click the media file in Windows Explorer.

When right-clicking Windows Media Player's Play button, you can set Windows Media Player to stop playback or to close altogether when the current media has ended.

Windows Media Player Plus! adds a Plug-in properties menu to Tools, so you can access the properties (settings) of any Windows Media Player plug-in from within the main menu, without having to go to Options first.

Windows Media Player Plus! enhances the error dialog that appears after Windows Media Player has crashed, so you can quickly re-enable all plug-ins, instead of manually enabling one plug-in at a time.

Library page of the Settings dialog, where you can configure the 'Find as you type' feature, the disabling of group headers, and disc number support.

User Interface page of the Settings dialog, where you can configure the currently playing media in Windows Media Player's title bar. Note that you can also customize the format of the text that will appear in the title bar.

Context Menus page of the Settings dialog, where you can configure the context menu enhancements.

Global Hotkeys page of the Settings dialog, where the global hotkeys can be configured. You can use the default hotkeys, but it's also possible to add new hotkeys yourself. That way, you can control Windows Media Player by using your own preferred key combinations.

Restore Media at Startup page of the Settings dialog, where you can select the items to be restored at Windows Media Player startup and set additional options.

Restore Plug-ins page of the Settings dialog, where you can set the enhanced error dialog that appears when Windows Media Player has crashed.

Party Shuffle page of the Settings dialog, where you can choose the source from which the Party Shuffle playlist picks random songs. You can also change how many recently played songs the playlist shows, as well as how many upcoming songs.

Messenger page of the Settings dialog, where the replacement of the Windows Live Messenger Music plug-in can be configured.