SoulseekQt not respecting set mime types in Openbox.

Hi,
I am having a strange problem with mime type handling in openbox.
When opening files through SoulseekQt, instead of opening with VLC as my mime types are set to do it opens Audacity. And when opening the folders, it opens Gwenview instead of Thunar.
I tried doing the same thing in xfce and it opened vlc, and thunar fine.
Is there a file I need to edit for openbox specific mime types?
Thanks for any help.

My appologies for posting it into wrong forum. It should have been posted to Web Tier APIs > Java Servlet

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