I need help - what to do if Player says cannot play the file it is
unsopported. But it is the same kind as the other files running by the
Player.

manipulix wrote:
> I need help - what to do if Player says cannot play the file it is
> unsopported. But it is the same kind as the other files running by the
> Player.

The file extension may deceive. The contents of the file may be other
than indicated by the extension .. particularly if you d/loaded it from
some random place or from a peer-to-peer network.

See if Quicktime or Real Player can open it - it may be one of their
formats.

"Mike Williams" wrote:

> manipulix wrote:
> > I need help - what to do if Player says cannot play the file it is
> > unsopported. But it is the same kind as the other files running by the
> > Player.
>
> The file extension may deceive. The contents of the file may be other
> than indicated by the extension .. particularly if you d/loaded it from
> some random place or from a peer-to-peer network.
>
> See if Quicktime or Real Player can open it - it may be one of their
> formats.




Thanks for your advice. The file is an original wma file. Older ones I can
open and play.

With regards

Manipulix