A wax file is a text file containing a URL fir windows media player that
starts a stream. in short you have a playlist for media player.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Tom Kaufman" <[email protected]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, January 14, 2010 10:29 PM
Subject: WAX File Extension
Hi list: This may be considered a stupid question by some on here..but am
gonna ask it anyway: what (exactly)..is a "WAX" file? Here's my reason
for asking: a little while back, I managed to save something (or at least
I thought I was saving it)..the program in question was a show that had
been archived on the WSM (Nashville Tennessee Radio station)..website; at
that time, I had no way to record the program, so I was able to "save it
(the file in question is a "WAX" file; the site has since changed..and
that particular show has been removed..and the file that I saved?
Well..it no longer will play! I tried converting it to an MP3 file,
thinking it might play. But I got a message saying that the file was not
a "legitimate sound file (or something to that effect)..it suggested that
I "play the file and record it"..which..of course, won't work for me
because the file no longer play! So I guess my question is: is there any
way I can make this file play? Or is it "dead in the water".and the only
thing I now can do with the file is to "delete it?" Hopefully I have
explained this clearly enough so it is understandable! Thanks for
listening.
Tom Kaufman
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