The Windows Media Logo program is available to help your customers easily identify software and hardware products that deliver the high-quality digital media experiences
enabled by Windows Media.
Use this Player download logo to create an easy way for Web site visitors to get a free version of Windows Media Player 10 with support for the latest Windows Media Audio and Video codecs.
Use this Player download logo to create an easy way for your Web site visitors to get a free version of Windows Media Player 9 Series.
PlaysForSure is a new logo program from Microsoft. The PlaysForSure logo assures consumers that their digital media purchases will play back on their digital media device every time.
The PlaysForSure experience is available on a variety of portable devices and from a variety of digital media stores, giving consumers a broad range of choices. Consumers can match
the PlaysForSure logo on a large selection of devices and online music stores. If you see the logo, you'll know your digital media will play for sure.
The PlaysForSure logo is for these types of devices:
Portable media players
Windows Mobile-based devices
Car stereos
Digital media receivers
DVD players and home theater systems
Gaming consoles and other media devices
The PlaysForSure logo is for these types of online stores:
For consumer electronics devices and software players that playback Windows Media-formatted content, the Plays Windows Media Logo lets consumers know your product delivers great digital
media experiences.
For Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) and Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) who create Windows Media-enabled products, the Windows Media Compatible Logo helps customers identify
products and solutions powered by Windows Media.
Products facilitating the delivery of Windows Media–formatted content by caching, replication or distribution of media.
Note: In order to obtain the Plays Windows Media or Windows Media Compatible logos, in some cases you must first execute a Windows Media SDK redistribution licensing agreement.
For more information about licensing Windows Media components, review Licensing and Logos. After you have
signed and returned the license agreements, you may then apply for the relevant logo license.
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