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black_flowers
Apr 2 2007, 18:12
hello! how can i open the m4a files? Which player should i use?

thank u!! wink.gif
Galley
Apr 2 2007, 18:36
iTunes
RealPlayer (among many others)
kwanbis
Apr 2 2007, 19:28
foobar2000, winamp
MaB_fr
Apr 2 2007, 23:34
QUOTE(kwanbis @ Apr 3 2007, 02:28) *

foobar2000, winamp

Windows media player 9+
vlada
Apr 3 2007, 03:05
M4A are regular MP4 files usually with MPEG-4 AAC audio compression. You can play them in almost every player there is.
black_flowers
Apr 3 2007, 16:03
ok, thank u i didn't know they were so popular, wink.gif
Deep_Elem
Apr 3 2007, 16:18
Unless they are lossless files, in which case they would be Apple Lossless.
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