handling audio/wav
John Chambers <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.mac |
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| Message-ID | <[email protected]> |
As installed, mozilla, firebird and firefox all know how to handle audio/x-wav files by starting up QT. I recently stumbled across a site that sends WAV files as audio/wav rather than audio/x-wav, and none of these browsers can handle it. I've been digging through the Preferences windows to see if I can tell it "Just handle audio/wav like you handle audio/x-wav". But I haven't succeeded. They always pop up a window asking me what to do with the files, and I can't find anything that works. Anyone know? Is it documented somewhere? On my linux box, the popup window lets me enter a pathname, and I can just paste in the name of any of the various players that I have installed. But on OSX, the popup window doesn't let me type or paste things in; it wants some sort of "choose" operation that I can't find documented.