Help...How to Play Video and Auido using windows media player in developer forms?

I am using the Windows NT workstation and Oracle Forms6i, I want to know how to use window media player in oracle forms? I have insert an OLE object and add Windows media player as an control object, but I don't know how to play the audio and video.
I always have this error...why?? How can I solve this??
FRM-41344: OLE object not defined for VIDEO in the current record.
Cause:     An empty OLE container is defined.
Action:     Define an OLE object to reside in the OLE container.
Level:     20
Type:     Error
This is my final year project, anyone can help me?
Thanks a lot!!!

UKNightOwl wrote:
... providing the computer has Windows Media Player installed, ...
... This saves you having to bother with portable/travel speakers,
Mains lead for the computer is a bit of a problem on the bus though!

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Welcome to Apple Discussions. Your post seems to have been lost in a sea of Safari problems.
Usually items triggering media players create a file, which is downloaded into your system. Check your download folder for the file. If you can't find it, access the same file again via Safari.
Once you locate the file on your HD, click on it. Then, command key + I will bring up the info panel for the file (or simply select "more info" in the preview panel if you're in the finder's column mode). Go to the bottom where you'll see "open with". There, you see "quicktime" listed as the app. for opening the file. Click on the drop down menu and find the Windows player and select it.
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UKNightOwl wrote:
... providing the computer has Windows Media Player installed, ...
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Mains lead for the computer is a bit of a problem on the bus though!

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