Why won't MP3 files open for me in IE6?
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not really sure what is happening there. \nprobably your internet settings has been changed by winamp. \nbecause when ie6 is installed, it authors windows media player to paly music/video files by default within websites. \nand when winamp is installed over WMP, it changes all those settings. \nwhat you can try doing is go to tools->options->advanced and look under "Multimedia" options and check the box that says "Play music/vide in websites". hope that helps.
332700
You need to set up the player you use for mp3s as the main player, although if you have Itunes player, if thats what you use, it should open automatically\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
345168
depends on music files you dwnload your audio codec is not compatable with certain files upgrade codec audio latest versions at windows for your player
161283
sometimes it works to simply rename the file extension. If that doesn't do it download.com might have an audio converter. Search "mp332 to mp3"
190946
yep but u have to backdoor it...\n\ngo to view --> source\n\npress ctrl+f\n\ntype in "mp3" in the find box\n\ncopy the link (should be inside " ")\n\ngo to google and paste the link and press search\n\nright click -> save as\n\n\n\n....\n\nor you can look at temp internet files, but that also depends on how big the folder is and if there are many big files near it. (makes it harder to find)
510079
Probably something to do with either Pop-up settings, and/or your security settings for your browser...\n\nAlso, Check your options->advanced tab....See if there is anything odd about your multimedia options...\n\nJust a suggestion, try downloading Mozilla Firefox and see if it works... You may find you like it better anyhow...\n\nGood luck!
700788
If you have downloaded IE7 then that might be your problem. I downloaded it and it messed up my sound, froze my computer and just plan would not work. I uninstalled IE7 and everything is back to normal on this computer of mine. Many people will tell you that IE7 is great but it has its bugs and they are big. Load it again in another 3 or 4 months when MS has worked out the bugs.
1167742
The songs have set default to Winamp. To change that Open Window media & then click on now "now playing list". scroll to "open playlist" & then "from file" browse to reach the location of the song files then load it either one by one or all together. Next time dont open them in winamp.
717500
More likely than not, it's your plug-in that's having the problem. Rather than clicking on PDFs to open them in your browser, right-click on the links, choose "Save Target As" and save the files to your desktop or some other place, then open them. That should work better.
514867
you can check for plug-ins or find out if you have it configured correctly. most pro tools have the user set the default audio folders, and configure the output setting. you didn't specify the exact program you're using. when I was a help desk op. we'd asked you that. and check you systems default wav player setting cause you said it was old. most newer media players override the default player setting. go through you options or preferences and make sure you configured your pro tools software. Thats why they are pro-tools they expect you to know a bit more about the deatils of your system. You can also check for plug-ins and updates. another option is to manually open the wav files by opening them from the default audio folders. Many older textbooks used the quicktime settings for IE... make sure you have you system configured to meet the specified user requirements for that legacy software.
539004
try this, in IE go to tools, internet options, programs, and reset. it might work
815896
I uninstalled IE7 and went back to IE6. Fixed the problem for me.
458338
If the files are mp3 format, you just need to copy and paste them from whichever drive they are current in (usually the c: drive), into the mp3 player drive, (usually the e: drive) Trust me though, if you use the Sony software, SonicStage, it will make things a lot easier, you can have it autoscan your computer for every music file, then import them easily onto SonicStage compatible devices (any Sony MP3) player. I have two Sony mp3 players, so hit me up if you have any other questions.
341764
Go to this website for Trouble shooting IE6 \nhttp://www.5starsupport.com/faq/ie.htm
170743
When you burn a MP3, it automatically becomes a CDA if you make it an audio CD, when you burn it. Otherwise, maybe www.download.com might have something
716739
Please try with some sound processing softwares. sound players will not help you. sound processing softwares such as Goldwave, Wavelab etc. can open any sound file and can save any in any format including MP3.
783415
You need to provide more info. If you are downloading MP3s they won't play on a standard CD player unless you convert the MP3s to standard CD audio format.