MP3 without QuickTime on Windows

[xbury.cs at clearstream.com]

It's important to always put quotes in paths on windows if they have a 
space or ampersand.

And WinAmp must be your default player...

if you want to use another player, dont use start... use the path provided 
in the file association
dialog. You'll see %1 which means the path. And usually also the useful 
switch to /play or
/enqueue the file ...

hope that helps!
Xavier

On 11.02.2005 11:27:34 use-revolution-bounces wrote:
>Merci beaucoup, Xavier and Vielen Danke to Claus!
>
>>> set itemDel to "/"
>>> put item 1 to -2 of the effective filename of this stack into tFolder
>>> put tFolder & "/M0NKP9EA.MID" into mymp3filepath
>>
>>
>>    replace "/" with "\" in mymp3filepath
>>    ##it's windoze ;-)
>>
>>> get shell ("start" && mymp3filepath)
>>
>With the change of "/" to "\" it still did not work, I got the error: 
Can't
>find "C:\Documents". I then discovered that when moving the folder from 
the
>desktop to another location on C: it would work. Apparently the program 
did
>not tackle the spaces in "C:\Documents and Settings\....\Desktop..."
>
>And the player which opened it, was not WMP, but WinAmp.
>
>Signe Marie
>
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