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The official Quicktime player can play GSM audio files but the QT Alternative 1.33 with MPC cannot.
I've been working with a program that sends a GSM encoded audio file in an e-mail. The reason this format is used is because it is very small.
Anyone know if something extra needs to be done?
I can play gsm audio in Media Player Classic and in every other player including winamp! :P
1) Media Player Classic
Create a reg file with the following and install it.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Gabest\Media Player Classic\FileFormats]
"Quicktime file"="mov qt gsm \\2"
You can add any other extension that you want to be played with quicktime engine in Media Player Classic.
2) All media players
If you have only QuickTime Alternative installed add the following create a reg file with the following and install it.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Media Type\Extensions\.gsm]
"Source Filter"="{E41C6AFE-738D-4A56-957C-C352F41B3275}"
No seeking support...
If you have only QuickTime Alternative and WinDVD6 installed create a reg file with the following and install it.
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Media Type\Extensions\.gsm]
"Source Filter"="{B41560DF-D635-4AE4-916E-73348DDB27A9}"
Seeking will work...WinDVD6 is required because it includes Intervideo QuickTime Filter.I hope QuickTime Alternative will also include this directshow filter...
For playback in Winamp you have to do the above and add gsm extension in Nullsoft directshow decoder (it's a winamp input plugin)
Thanks, that worked!