From: "Heather"

| Hmmm, that one didn't ring a bell so I checked in my later version (11)
| of Windows Media Player.

| Open it and click on Options under Tools.....then click on the tab for
| File Types. I didn't see .cda until I highlighted "Music CD Playback"
| which is unticked on my machine. Give that a try and tick it if needed.

| Heather

That's because you don't associate .CDA files. In fact if you view their size their
rather small. Yet they represent 16bit WAV files that can be 10's of megabytes in size.

In essence, these are CD Audio tracks. You don't associate them to a media player. You
lauunch a CD Audio player and play the disk.


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Dave
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