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Use Konqueror or your file manager go to directory with mp3 files in it. Right click the file and scroll to -open with- option.
Last option in this menu will be something like --other.
Select --other and you can asscociate any program to that file --Look down in the tab boxes and check the box marked remeber this for these files.
Distribution: Kanotix HD Install, Debian Testing, XP Pro,Vista RC1
Posts: 145
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Hi. Where are you trying to double click them from, your file manager, or what location. In Konqueror you go to settings, configure konqueror, file associations, and set it up there. Under audio it will list the type of file and you can set up whatever player you want associated to the file type.
Another thing with Mplayer, is there a way to integrate this into firefox? It surely cannot be impossible in Fedora to have media within webpages. I am a very multimedia oriented person. I am trying to think of any way possible to play movies that are integrated into webpages. Or streaming audio.
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