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Also, when you do click on it it asks if you want to save a file. Unless I think something is significant, and, I know what it is, I don't save it to my harddrive.
Rich
1937 Master Deluxe 4-door Sport Sedan Restoration project 99% complete May never get to 100%
Normally it just plays as soon as you click it. Your browswer or security settings must interrupt the path. You might try a right mouse click and see if it gives you other options.
It's just a wav file.
Sorry, yes, it was subtle... but read the Title of it, then the body. Altogether it was a teaser leading to Dinah, of course. Sort of an "easter egg" in computing lingo.
Bill Barker Previous VCCA CHAT Administrator (VCCA Member: 9802)
I just left clicked on it and it asked if I want to save a file. It may be the way my system is set up. I am running Vista and that may be an issue too.
Anyway, this is getting a little off track. All I was trying to do was share some things that I thought others might find interesting.
Rich
1937 Master Deluxe 4-door Sport Sedan Restoration project 99% complete May never get to 100%
It is completely independent of the OS whether it plays it or not. Either the web browser is not set to automatically play it or no media player plugin is installed. And, BTW, generally when you view a video or sound file, it is saved in /tmp and deleted automatically later. For instance, when you view a Youtube video, there is a video file stored in /tmp that is deleted when you leave that page.
