Or hit the Windows key, type “Default Programs” (without quotes), click the search result that appears, then in the window that opens, scroll down and click the link “Choose default applications by file type”.Īlso instead of uninstalling Groove Music you could have simply used another application than Groove Music as default music application for all media files, From the steps above, don’t scroll down in the window that opened, just click “Groove Music” under “Music Player” to choose another application as music player.įor now, are you sure you have exported 44100 Hz 16-bit WAV files? See Tutorial - Burning music files to a CD.
The file should open in your chosen application, which is a good way of testing it works. wav files” is checked (ticked), then click OK. Right-click any WAV file, choose “Open with”, then “Choose another app”, select the application you want to use, ensure the box “Always use this app to open. You can change the file association specifically for WAV in several ways.
There was in my opinion no need to uninstall Groove Music. and reconverted all the files from Audacity anew, Media Player still will not burn those files. At any rate, even though I’ve successfully uninstalled it (and it wasn’t easy, it doesn’t show up in programs. That was the first time I heard of Groove Music. I clicked on Properties, I think, to find out that the G meant Groove Music. When Media Player wouldn’t burn them, I took a closer look and saw a small blue circle in front (left) of the file name (song title) with a white G in it.
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