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Hello all...
I have a voicemail system at work that sends voicemail to Exchange as a
compressed .wav file. We have a number of users that use handheld wireless
phones with Pocket Mobile 2003 installed, but Media Player will not play
them. Does anyone know of a way to get Media Player, or 3rd party software
to play these?
Thank you for your time.
Ed

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Ed wrote:
> Hello all...
> I have a voicemail system at work that sends voicemail to Exchange
> as a compressed .wav file. We have a number of users that use
> handheld wireless phones with Pocket Mobile 2003 installed, but Media
> Player will not play them. Does anyone know of a way to get Media
> Player, or 3rd party software to play these?
> Thank you for your time.
> Ed

What codec are they compressed with? If the required codec isn't one that is
available on the PPC devices, then you're probably SOL. You can determine
the codec used by opening one of the audio files with a program like
AVIcodec (http://avicodec.duby.info/).

Tony

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"Tony A." <what@where.why.com> wrote in
news:dtU7e.5046$443.1364@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net:

>
> What codec are they compressed with? If the required codec
> isn't one that is available on the PPC devices, then you're
> probably SOL. You can determine the codec used by opening
> one of the audio files with a program like AVIcodec
> (http://avicodec.duby.info/).
>
> Tony
>
>

The files are compressed with G.711. Apparently Windows Media
Player 10 will play them, but MP9 won't. Microsoft KB article
814127 talks about the exact problem I'm having, but I believe
the article references MP 9 with XP, not PPC. I was wondering
if there is a similar fix for the PPC.

Ed

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