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How to Associate KMPlayer with Media Type Files?

08/30/2011 02:45 by wawaslope

First answer posted by DanielSimon at 08/30/2011 02:46
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  • tdintx
    1. Launch KMPlayer.
    2. Right click on any space of the KMPlayer interface, then select Option >Preference.
    3. Or press F2.
    4. Select Association/Capture>Association.
    5. Select the file types you want to associate KMplayer with, then select Apply to System.
    6. If some file format you want is not existed in the "Associations" list, you need manually add it. 
    7. Fill the "Ext." and "Note" textbox,  and click Add.
    8. Select an icon corresponding to the extension, then click OK.
    9. You can find the icon of "rmvb" added in associations menu, then tick its checkbox and click Apply to System >Close.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 08/30/2011 02:48
  • DanielSimon
    1. Open "KMPlayer Setup Wizard".
    2. Select "User define Setting" and click "Next" at "Step 1 of 10" . 
    3. Click "Next" until "Step 9 of 10".
    4. Select the file types you want to associate KMplayer with, then click "Next".
    5. Click Finish at "Stpe 10 of 10".
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 08/30/2011 02:46
  • BrianHimlie
  • 1. Go to "Start"
    2. Click "Control Panel"
    3. Click "Appearance and Themes"
    4. Click "Folder Options"
    5. Click on the "File Types" tab
    6. Search for your desired filetype to change to the KMPlayer icon
    7. Click "Advanced"
    8. Under "Actions:" click on "open" then click "Remove"
    9. Click "New"
    10. For "Action:" type Play
    11. For "Application use to perform action:" click "Browse" and find the KMPlayer.exe
    12. Click "OK"
    13. Then highlight "Play" under "Actions:" and click "Edit" (here's where it gets a little tricky)
    14. Under "Action:" change it to &Play
    15. Under "Application use to perform action:" delete %1 at the end and add this:
    /prefetch:6 /Play "%L"
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 12/27/2011 02:40
  • JPhillippy
  • After you have completed seth1104's list of instructions, make sure that in KMP options, preferences, Associations/Capture, you check the box next to the Ext of the media file type you want to open with KMPlayer when you double click them.
    If the Ext you want is not in the Associations list, for example, .FLV, type in FLV and use the "add" button to add it to the associations list.
    Now I can double click and play one file after another while KMPlayer is open with no problems, and you should be able too.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 12/27/2011 02:41
  • SteveQueen
  • In Option >Preference, Association/Capture>Association.
  • Was this answer helpful? 00 · 12/27/2011 02:44
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