Changing default audio application causes Flash Player to crash in Firefox on WinXP

my shockwave  (v17 installed) crashed constantly when adjusting audio. changed defualt web audio (options, applications, web audio) to windows media player from vlc. no more crashes...

On Win7 and higher with Firefox 37.0.1, Web Audio isn't an option -- but there are several dozen individual audio and video codecs listed.  There should be a discrete "Shockwave Flash Object" entry, with a "Use Shockwave Flash (in Firefox)" option.  I don't see a Web Audio entry.  I'm guessing that this behavior was problematic, and probably something that didn't make sense to carry forward to newer operating systems.
It may be some compatibility thing between WMP and Flash, but hard to know for sure.  I'll keep this in mind when working with Firefox/WinXP folks in the future though.
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