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I found myself many times trying to play fx samples or masters in 24 bit, where opened in Mediaplayer, it looks for a codec and then returns an error. Hmm...bahh...it's a nono.

<B>SOLUTION:</B>

1. Download this zip:
http://www.kraftwerket.dk/AudioTypeConvert.zip

2. Copy the included file, AudioTypeConvert.ax, to <B><i>c:windowssystem32</i></B> or whereever your windows installation is.

3. Now go to your start menu and press <I><B>"Run"</B></I> (maybe defferend in your language).

4. Type this:

<I><B>regsvr32.exe c:windowssystem32AudioTypeConvert.ax</B></I>

(if you changed the path in part 2., you need to change it here too)

Windows should say something like <B><I>"DlRegisterServer in c:windowssystem32AudiotypeConvert.ax succeeded"</I></B>

<B>VOILA!!!</A>

The tip is from here: http://www.mcse.ms/archive216-2005-6-1657903.html

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<FONT FACE=verdana SIZE=2>Yours truely

Noah Laux
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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Thalamus on 2006-01-22 19:01 ]</font>

Incredible. THX!!

Winamp plays 24-bit files. I often use that.

vlc mediaplayer plays files up to 32 bits, mpeg videos, etc. without the need of installing nothing in your system.

http://www.videolan.org