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Posted by Charles Smith on July 18, 2006, 11:53 pm
Please log in for more thread options On Tue, 18 Jul 2006 15:27:42 -0400, "Mark Johnson"
>I didn't have to set it in Outlook. The PocketPlayer software allows you to
>set it as the default player for various types of audio files. I'm not sure
>how to do it with the Core player.
>
>> Mark,
>> When you receive a voice message via email, what do you do exactly to hear
>> it?
>> I downloaded and installed the Core Media Player and I'm very happy with
>> it.
>> However, I'm trying to change the default player in Outlook from "Sound
>> Manager" and "Windows Media Player 10 Mobile" to "Core" and I have found
>> nothing that tells me how to change it in outlook.
>> I am afraid I'll have to hack the registry. I've tried it but thus far no
>> luck.
>> When I go to ROOT keys and look for ".wav" I found out the default player
>> is
>> "sndmgr.exe" for wav files. Do I have to change that to the Core player?
>> I'd appreciate any help.
>> Thanks in advance!
>>
>> "Mark Johnson" wrote:
>>
>>> While it isn't freeware, PocketPlayer is a great program. I use it to
>>> play
>>> my voicemail messages. Actually, I findit to be far superior to windows
>>> media player and use it as my default audio player.
>>
>
There is a page in the Core player configuration to set file
associations to the Core player. Options -> Select Page -> File
Associations. I also set "exit after cmd line playback" in the
Player configuration page, That way I can click a wav attachment in
Outlook and Core will play it and exit.
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