According to the Google AI:
Neither Android nor iOS natively support WAV files, but you can use
third-party software to play them. Here are some options:
- Remote Wave Free
A free app that you can download from the Android Market. You can use it
to listen to voicemail emails, pause, stop, and exit messages, and forward
or file them.
- Spotify
Supports WAV files, MP3, and M4A. There is no file size limit, but
larger files may take longer to process.
- Jumpshare
A free online WAV file viewer that works in most modern browsers,
including Chrome, Firefox, and Safari. You don't need to download an app or
register for an account.
WAV files are a Microsoft format, so they are most supported on Windows
machines. Some free cross-platform players that support WAV files include
VLC.
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On Wed, Oct 9, 2024 at 1:32 PM Nate Burke <n...@blastcomm.com> wrote:
> I just got a new Android phone, and previously, I would just click on
> one of my phone system voicemail .WAV Files, and it would play in a
> popup Youtube Music Player inside the email program. On my new phone,
> YTMusic just complains that it can't play the file, even though it will
> look like it's loading, and will show me how long it is. I have to
> download the file, then open it in VLC to listen to it.
>
> I haven't been able to Googlefu the correct search terms to figure out
> how to fix this. I'm guessing it's something with the newer android
> version. I have an Older Tablet, and it still plays fine on that. Has
> anyone else run into this?
>
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