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m4a?
i was limewiring around and got a bunch of what look like music files with a .m4a extension, which i have never seen before. anyone know anything about this format or know what player is required to use it?
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m4a is an extension for the MPEG audio 4 file format. More commonly used extension is mp4. You should try renaming the file from m4a to mp4. I do believe that Quicktime for windows can handle it.
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yup, quicktime will play them for you (even though .mp4 might wrongly give you a WMP icon)
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many thanks, spleen, you are indeed the man of the hour. i renamed and qtime picked 'em right up.
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