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This is something I just noticed now, don't know if it has always been so.
For any Real AUdio files (.ra) that I may have, hovering over their file names in Windows Explorer does not offer the dMC Convert To option that I have for other audio file types fro which I have codecs. I can only convert them if I start dMC on its own and use the dMC browser to find my Real Audio files.
Is this maybe due to a setting that I can control and maybe I haven't done properly, is it an oversight in the making of dMC or is it just something that purposely gets left out from the Windows Shell Integration for this file type?
I have:
1) dMC R11 (Reelase Candidate 1)
2) Installed Compression Codecs (Write):
- Real Audio Release 3 (.rm)
3) Installed Input Codecs (Read):
- Real Audio Input Decoder (.ra, .rm, .ram)
4) Real Player v 10.5 (free version) - no special plugins (just reinstalled it since it myseriously vanished during a cleanup
)
5) Windows 2K Pro as up-to-date as M$ has deemed necessary to support.
Any ideas anybody? Thanks.
For any Real AUdio files (.ra) that I may have, hovering over their file names in Windows Explorer does not offer the dMC Convert To option that I have for other audio file types fro which I have codecs. I can only convert them if I start dMC on its own and use the dMC browser to find my Real Audio files.
Is this maybe due to a setting that I can control and maybe I haven't done properly, is it an oversight in the making of dMC or is it just something that purposely gets left out from the Windows Shell Integration for this file type?
I have:
1) dMC R11 (Reelase Candidate 1)
2) Installed Compression Codecs (Write):
- Real Audio Release 3 (.rm)
3) Installed Input Codecs (Read):
- Real Audio Input Decoder (.ra, .rm, .ram)
4) Real Player v 10.5 (free version) - no special plugins (just reinstalled it since it myseriously vanished during a cleanup
)5) Windows 2K Pro as up-to-date as M$ has deemed necessary to support.
Any ideas anybody? Thanks.
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