How do I disassociate a file type from media player. I listen to an internet
station that broadcasts an AAC+ file, which media player doesn't even list
(support) yet it always comes on saying there is a missing codec. In control
panel/folder options/ file types Winamp is listed as the player. In Winamp
preferences AAC+ is also listed. Media player doesn't even have that file
type in the list of supported files. Why does it come on and how do I change
that??? Help
David

I got it. It's actually an m3u file which in Media player is under mp3
files. So I chose winamp for m3u and AAC+ files in folder options and
unchecked mp3 files in media player preferences, although it is still the
default player in folder options. Now mp3 files play in Media Player and
AAC+/m3u files play in Winamp. Exactly what I want!

"giddne" wrote:

> How do I disassociate a file type from media player. I listen to an internet
> station that broadcasts an AAC+ file, which media player doesn't even list
> (support) yet it always comes on saying there is a missing codec. In control
> panel/folder options/ file types Winamp is listed as the player. In Winamp
> preferences AAC+ is also listed. Media player doesn't even have that file
> type in the list of supported files. Why does it come on and how do I change
> that??? Help
> David