From a regular PC, if open a .WAV file on Windows 10, it will launch Windows Media Player, and the file automatically plays back.
If I look at task manager with the command line column showing, I see
If I launch the same from a non-persistent desktop, media player launches, but the file does not start playing.
In DEM, I have the following set for WAV extension type
This doesn't seem to work. Are there any suggestions on how to set up a file type association or WAV file so it automatically launches, opens and plays a .WAV file when it is double clicked or opened for Outlook?
Adding "%1" to the argument field seemed to do the trick. Windows media player opens and plays a WAV file when double clicked instead of just launching Windows Media Player.
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Opening a WAV file on a regular PC, task manager shows this in command line:
C:\program files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe" /Play -Emedding
Launching on non-persistent desktop:
C:\program files (x86)\Windows Media Player\wmplayer.exe"
The flags for /Play -Emedding
I found this article from Microsoft, which doesn't show /Play as an option
Adding "%1" to the argument field seemed to do the trick. Windows media player opens and plays a WAV file when double clicked instead of just launching Windows Media Player.