WMP Graphic Equalizer

Used the Windows Media Player Graphic Equalizer to make a WAV file sound
better. Now, how does one "associate" the Graphic E. settings to the WAV file
so that the next time I play the WAV file, I will _NOT_ need to use the
WMPlayer Graphic Eqyualizer?

Control Panel/Default Programs/ "associate a filetype..."

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Mark L. Ferguson

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"b11_" <> wrote in message
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> Used the Windows Media Player Graphic Equalizer to make a WAV file sound
> better. Now, how does one "associate" the Graphic E. settings to the WAV
> file
> so that the next time I play the WAV file, I will _NOT_ need to use the
> WMPlayer Graphic Eqyualizer?

Since the player does not have the functionality that you are asking for,
you would likely need to reencode or edit the file in question in your
favorite WAV editing tool.

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See http://zachd.com/pss/pss.html for some helpful WMP info.
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"b11_" <> wrote in message
news:10CBBEE0-BBD4-4F4C-98CC-...
> Used the Windows Media Player Graphic Equalizer to make a WAV file sound
> better. Now, how does one "associate" the Graphic E. settings to the WAV
> file
> so that the next time I play the WAV file, I will _NOT_ need to use the
> WMPlayer Graphic Eqyualizer?