force .m4a association ?!


  1. tx8
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    Win7 x64
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    force .m4a association ?!


    Hello,

    Can someone explain to me why am I unable to open my .m4a file directly in winamp and why WMP always ends up handling those ? (see attached file)
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  3. Shark007
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    Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
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    because M4A is a native Windows 7 format although it many contain a codec Windows does not handle on its own, ALAC, which would require the proper codecs installed for playback in the Windows players.
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