audio file format

[westor]

I just upgraded the iOS on my wife's iPOD to 4.0 and it now plays voicemails in Quicktime. Has any figured out how to play them on an Android phone?

Thanks.

[sharky]

I also would love to see the file format change from .au to .wav - I use a corporate BlackBerry - can plan .wav but no .au . Due to lockdown of the device I can't install any apps.

[Joe B]

Has anyone figured out how to play them on a Blackberry? Sure would be nice.

[Paul777]

Have you tried the service previously mentioned earlier (http://www.iphoneconvert.com) or same company but more meaningful name http://www.phoneconvert.com ? I beleive they offer free service so try it and then if it works go with the suggested donation so you get higher priority with file conversion. I signed up long ago as I have an iphone and it worked for me.

[Yroc]

I tried them and they work well.

I hope that soon enough someone creates an android app that does this, but for the meantime, iphoneconvert does the trick.

[FONGO_kris]

There is an application called Audioro which I hear does the job quite well, however I've not had a chance to test it since I bricked my Xperia X10

[Yroc]

Is this an app that you can install on the softphone?

[Bloodsong]

There is an application called Audioro which I hear does the job quite well, however I've not had a chance to test it since I bricked my Xperia X10

May I offer you a hug?
That's a beautiful phone, far too beautiful to be acting as a paper weight

[qwerty]

I have an iPhone 4 running iOS 4.1 and the .au file plays great !

[leper1983]

Check out Remote Wave
http://www.appbrain.com/app/remote-wave ... freeplayer
works for .au files

[ninja]

Check out Remote Wave
http://www.appbrain.com/app/remote-wave ... freeplayer
works for .au files

Thank you, this app work perfectly on my samsung captivate.

[THUFIR]

mp3 would be a pretty big file to compress and send automatically for all of the users who use vm to email... We use .au which is compatible with Quicktime as far as I know.. But if you're saying it's not that you would be the correct one here. Have you tried downloading FLV player?

It's a similar problem on Android, or at least for my Archos 101. I'm guessing it's a Google versus Sun/Oracle thing, but you have to purchase third party media players. Is there some sort of alternative to .au for android/iphone users?