No audio on .mpeg files with Quicktime 7.1.3

Hello All,
I am not getting any audio on .mpeg files that I play with Quicktime Player 7.1.3, but I get audio just fine on .avi files. Any suggestions?

Jon, I did it that already, but when I want to open de file thru IPHOTO, Quicktime came up automatically. IS there any way to change that on the IPHOTO Settings?
Okay, I understand now. You are looking for a double-click that opens the movie in an alternative player just as double-clicking a photo can be set to edit in an external graphic application. Looks like you cannot do this at this time. It appears the application is "hardwired" to the QT Player. Just checked and while double-clicking on a movie stored in the iPhoto Library at the Finder level works normally, doing so from within the application seems to intercept and re-direct the movie back to QT Player. Looks like it is time to request a feedback change to add this feature to iPhoto. Sorry I couldn't help.
Does any one know if Quicktime support MPEG-1 files?
As to your original question, QT includes "Playback Only" support for standard MPEG-1 files. If you check the data stream info, you are likely to find someone used non-standard audio compression. E.g., AC3 audio is not natively supported by QT. In fact, very few "muxed" audio formats are supported by QT. You could, of course, use MPEG Streamclip to see what audio codec was used and if compatible might be able to convert it to a standard MPEG/MP2 file which should not require reconverting the video data.

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Jon, I did it that already, but when I want to open de file thru IPHOTO, Quicktime came up automatically. IS there any way to change that on the IPHOTO Settings?
Okay, I understand now. You are looking for a double-click that opens the movie in an alternative player just as double-clicking a photo can be set to edit in an external graphic application. Looks like you cannot do this at this time. It appears the application is "hardwired" to the QT Player. Just checked and while double-clicking on a movie stored in the iPhoto Library at the Finder level works normally, doing so from within the application seems to intercept and re-direct the movie back to QT Player. Looks like it is time to request a feedback change to add this feature to iPhoto. Sorry I couldn't help.
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As to your original question, QT includes "Playback Only" support for standard MPEG-1 files. If you check the data stream info, you are likely to find someone used non-standard audio compression. E.g., AC3 audio is not natively supported by QT. In fact, very few "muxed" audio formats are supported by QT. You could, of course, use MPEG Streamclip to see what audio codec was used and if compatible might be able to convert it to a standard MPEG/MP2 file which should not require reconverting the video data.

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Sorry. My "then" (above) should have been "they".
They sent you a data DV containing the "source" from the camera and the HDV codec isn't available on your PC so you can't view the file.
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With Panther I used to select ALL the files i needed to modify and then select the default app. for opening them (in this case QuickTime)
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