why can't i hear the music that is sent in an email?
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Audio files come in a variety of formats, and not all audio players handle all the formats.  Windows Media Player, Quick Time, Real Player, and I-Tunes are among the better known players.  \n\nTo tell you which player to use, we would have to know which format the music file came in.  The extension of the file name will be useful.  For example, a file with a name ending in .ra is a Real Audio file which would require Real Player.
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You'll need to convert it to a format that media player understands (avi), or download a codec pack like Klite so media player can play it.\nSince you didn't say what the codec was of the email vid hard to tell you what exactly you need to do.
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It depends... if you're using a personal email address (Yahoo, Hotmail, Comcast, whatever) you can as long as they're not too big. One or two songs per email, not the whole album--- 10mb is a good rule of thumb for maximum attachment size.\n\nIf you're using a corporate/work email address, possibly but probably not. Many companies have policies that these files can't be sent through company email--- too big, and not work-related. The machines that enforce these policies can check inside a zip and see what's there, and will also often be able to catch the mp3 even if you rename it to .doc or something.\n\nSo ask your friend to keep the messages small and send them to you at home, and you should be fine!
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email the channel, i regularly here peices that inspire me and the quickest way is to email them directly, i always make a note of what channel, time and like you described "what was going on while the music eas playing. hope this helps
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if you can't I would suggest reinstalling it.  You should be able to hit reply.  Check to make sure you hit send&#92;recieve if you can and there just not going out.  If you attaching a document make sure its not over 10MB that is going to yahoo aol or gmail accounts or any other webmail accounts.
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You also need to send them the music file as an attachment to your email. Make sure you have linked the music to the slide using the Custon Animation or the Insert File command. \n\nPowerpoint has a neat feature called "PAck and Go" or "Package for CD" (go to File then select the feature). This feature will bring all the files together into one place that can then be burned to a CD )copy to CD) or saved to a folder (copy to folder) which can them be sent via email.
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Songs can still be emailed as attachements.  There are limitations to the file sizes depending on your ISP and email provider.  Yahoo works well for this as long as the songs aren't much more than 5 or 6 minutes in length.
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You gotta use html for that, here's the code(type this in the edit signature box):\n<html><embed src="Type the filename here.mid" loop="true"></embed>\n\nPlease note:\nUse midi files because they dont take much of time to load. If you use mp3 or wav, the reciever wud close the mail even before the sound plays...\nIf you want midi files to b entered in your sign, jst go to http://www.djdave.50megs.com
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It depends which format you are sending/receiving. Windows Media Player and iTunes more than suffice.
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When pp plays a music file it is played from the specified location you choose. ie my music folder. If you dont send the track with the file then they wont be able to play it. Save the track into a new folder call it what you want to. Then save the pp pres into that folder. go back in to the presentation and select the track to play from the folder. send the whole folder to whoever and it should work.
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not without seeing the email
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Your music isnt on the cpu! Its on the hard drive! Take it to someone who knows what to do before you lose it all!
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It should automaticlly do it for you, if not, when you're playing the songs, at the top of the playlist click "Get Album Info". That should work. :)\n\nGood Luck
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it might be that the source file can not really be read. the file might be in use or it is a file format not supported by yahoo mail. i think so. anyway, it says contact server admin.
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Sent an email.If it bounces, its not existing! simple enough?
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go to control panel / sounds and activate a sound for incoming mails.
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It really depends on the type of phone you have, but if you can receive email on your phone, try emailing the file to your phone.  Most phones don't play mp3's though because the phone makers would have to pay the owners of the mp3 patent.  You might have more luck installing a midi, if you can't get an mp3 to work.