On 28/11/2007, Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@xxxxxx> wrote:> On Wednesday 28 November 2007, Dotan Cohen wrote:> > How to configure Amarok as the default for ALL audio formats? So that> > I don't need go through all the formats in Kcontrol -> KDE Components> > -> File Association -> Audio and manually choose Amarok for each one> > individually? Same thing for VLC for ALL video formats. How?>> Each application already registers which MIME types it can understand, however> the ordering can be changed, as you have discovered, through the control> center.>> However, each application also states its "initial preference" in its .desktop> file.>> I guess local modifications, i.e. applied through the control center, override> this then.>> So you could make sure that you do not have any local overrides (stored in> file profilerc in your local kde config dir, see kde-config --path config)> and then change the initial preference for Amarok to something high enough.>> The application desktop files are located under kde-config --path xdgdata-apps>> Cheers,> Kevin
Thank you Kevin. I don't think that I was very clear in my question,so I will rephrase it. How do I configure KDE to open every type ofaudio file in Amarok?
As it stands now, I must click on MP3, and change it to Amarok, thenWAV and change it to Amarok, then ogg and change it to Amarok, and soon for 10+ different filetypes. Is there not one fell swoop that willchange ALL the filetypes in Kcontrol -> KDE Components -> FileAssociation -> Audio to Amarok?
Dotan Cohen
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