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Scroll down. They got some suggestions on some fixes:
No Such Interface Supported? 5 Quick Ways to Fix the Error.
Oh, I accidentally solved it. I went to settings > apps> default apps> and I defaulted to windows photo something apps. Thing is, this prob just happened from nowhere. I did not have such prob a few hours ago.
Start with START, then SETTINGS, then APPS. Open DEFAULT APPS. Try any listed apps to activate your media player .Select JUST ONCE and keep trying until you get the correct app, Then click ALWAYS.
Didn't work. I'm starting to think I'm missing a dependency, but what could it be?
Try INSTALLED APPS. Click Media Player. Tap the triple dots and open Advanced Option. Click ALWAY.S on permission to play in background. Still not working? It might be corrupt. Try to reinstall from Microsoft Store.