why i cannot play *.wav file??
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your missing the standard sound file codec...or to understand that better....the sound drivers are not installed. What's the error your getting?....then google it and download the drivers you need from that providing site.
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Try reinstalling your original Windows Media Player.  If that doesn't work you may try to download another version of the Windows Media Player which should include the proper codecs needed to function correctly.
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Does it tell you why it wont let you do that?\n\nIt might be something wrong in setup, or you might not have the right MP3 encouder installed
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If it does it on just one mixed media CD-That CD might be bad. If it does it on all llike this, try to copy the files you want to your My Music folder and play it from there.
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.3gp file cannot played by the Windows Media Player.\nOPen and play it with real player.\n\nhttp://www.real.com
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maybe it is not a valid format for macromedia flash 2 read\ni remember that flash support .wav .mp3 also\n\ncheck ur file format, and if it is not supported by flash u can convert it with any conversion program 2 the format u want\n\nu can download useful programs for convesion from these sites:
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I assume you are running XP..\n\n\n1) Click START-> Control Panel -> Sound and Audio Devices\n2) click on the 'sounds' tab.\n3) From there you can select the event and assign a WAV \n   to that event. =)
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This is a bit like killing a mosquito with a shotgun, but I sugest you install the K-lite Mega codec pack - it contains basically every codec that exists.  While this is overkill for your problem, it should ensure that you never run into a video or audio file that you can't play.\n\nIt also includes the 'media player classic' - which I find to be vastly superior to the newer versions of media player, but you don't have to use it if you like WMP 11.\n\nJust download the file from the link I included and do the default install.  Reboot, and you should be good to go.
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this usally happens in the version 6 (trial) if you can crack it and convert it to the full version \nif you couldnot just download it full using morpheus ultra 5.21
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Insert->Movies and Sounds->Sound from file\n\nThen, when it asked if I wanted to automatically play it, and I said yes.\n\nIf you need to, right click the sound icon and go to Properties and make sure the Object Action is Play.
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Winamp should play this file. There is also a ACT to WAV converter on this page: http://www.success-hk.com/sc_html/coolstuff/3_JP'S%20Multi-MP3%20Player%20JPM-602-128M.htm
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Have you tried dragging and dropping one track to see if it plays?\nAlso, it should support WAV. Most of them do. If you can convert your tracks to WAV using Audacity it might play those.\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net/ -Audacity music tool.\nAudacity is free. Open your track, click File - Export as WAV, and save it.
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The two ways to play sound in Windows Forms applications .\nUse the Windows API directly or to add the Windows Media\nPlayer COM control. For both of these, you'll need to leave your files\noutside the .exe. There is no problem embedding the sound files as\nresources. The problem comes from the fact that the API function and the WMP\nmethods require a file reference rather than a stream. Here's some sample\ncode:\n\n' API Method\nPrivate Sub playWave_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As\nSystem.EventArgs) Handles playWave.Click\n\nDim fileName As String = String.Concat(c_soundPath, "&#92;", waveList.Text)\nConst SND_FILENAME As Integer = &H20000\n\nPlaySound(fileName, 0, SND_FILENAME)\nEnd Sub\n\nPrivate Declare Auto Function PlaySound Lib "winmm.dll" (ByVal\nlpszSoundName As _\nString, ByVal hModule As Integer, ByVal dwFlags As Integer) As Integer\n\n' WMP Method\nPrivate Sub playMediaFile(ByVal mediaFileName As String)\nWith MediaPlayer\n.Stop()\n.FileName = String.Concat _\n(c_soundPath, "&#92;", _\nmediaFileName)\n.Play()\nEnd With\nEnd Sub\n\nHope this is helpful.
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You need a different player that you don't currently have installed on your computer to play that specific file.  Probably Real or Quicktime.  If you click there, it will automatically download the program for you.\n\nDifferent filetypes may only be compatible with one or another player.
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Because your PC misses plug-ins and ad-on in order to play these files.\n\n+ you should download real player, quicklime, adobe flash 9...in order to display properly.
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There's lots of software that's at your disposal. For one, the computers that I know of have something called Dell MusicMatch Jukebox, and under the file menu, it has a "convert files" feature. There, Dell MusicMatch Jukebox can convert your .WAV files to .MP3 files. As an alternative, if that piece of software isn't available on your computer, or if you don't feel like getting, you can find various freeware and shareware programs that are able to do the same thing. Try checking sites such as www.tucows.com or www.download.com, where there are plenty of programs that can do .WAV to .MP3 conversion. Thanks for the good question and good luck!
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You need to be using Real Media Player.\n\nhttp://real.com/