Thank you. The quality matters to me.

>What can I say? The UI is a matter of taste. Since VLC has so many more features, it has more buttons. But it's configurable so you can change it if you don't like it.
>
>And yes, the quality is much better. Ad it can work with many more formats.
>
>Download it, i's free. You'll never regret.
>
>>Does the VLC have a better UI? Or the quality of playing MP3s?
>>
>>>Switching to VLC doesn't mean that you must do the ripping once more. I agree, VLC is far, far better than WMP.
>>>
>>>>I have already started with WMP; too late to change.
>>>>
>>>>>You can rip them with VLC - might be easier to setup folders and such with it too.
>>>>>
>>>>>>I am using - as we speak - WMP to rip the CDs. Maybe I will switch to VLC at some point.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Not an answer here --- but I just use VLC and quit using WMP years ago.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Hi,
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>I can't figure out how to add MP3 files to the Windows Media Player on Windows 10. I open Windows explorer, find any MP3 file and then drag it into the Music pane. Or any other pane. The cursor/icon Add to the Library appears, as I drag the file. But the file does not stay in the WMP.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>On Windows 7 it works.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>One thing I see different between Windows 7 WMP and Windows 10 WMP.
>>>>>>>>On Windows 7 top item of the main menu says Library. That is, I have the following items:
>>>>>>>>Library
>>>>>>>>Playlists
>>>>>>>>Music,
>>>>>>>>so on
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>On Windows 10 the top item of the main menu says my name (instead of the Library). That is, it looks like:
>>>>>>>>Dmitry Litvak
>>>>>>>>Playlists
>>>>>>>>Music
>>>>>>>>and so on.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>How can I make the Windows 10 WMP to be line on Windows 7?
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>TIA