Audio - OneDrive

[curious]

I created an Audio folder while still using Windows 10. I transferred the folder to Win 11, OneDrive.. When I tried to listen to recordings, this appeared: C:\USERS\[myname]\Desktop\AUDIO\[title of song] mp3
No such interface supported.
Can you please explain what know what this means-and how to correct it.
My thanks

[Ted Myers]

Do you use the same account email & password on 10 & 11 pcs?

[curious]

Yes to both

[Ted Myers]

Sorry, I have never used Onedrive for audio, I keep mine on an HDD or USB.

[JoeP]

See if anything at 5 ways to fix the "No such interface supported" error helps.

[kdock]

Have you set up the media player in Win 11? Or have you set a default media player?

Kim

[curious]

Hi, Kim
Have done neither. Forgive my ignorance, but need I set a media player to listen to those audios that are on OneDrive?

JoeP - thanks, will look into those suggestions.

[JoeP]

Yes, you need a media player as the files are played locally regardless of where they reside. Go to Settings | Apps | Default Apps. You can search for the mp3 file type to see what is set as the default player and set it there if necessary.

[curious]

Have set up Media Player and happily using my Audio from OneDrive.

I cannot figure out how to 'pin' the OneDrive Audio folder so I don't have to go back to OneDrive/Open Folder each time I listen to a song. Thank you for your help.

[JoeP]

If you want to pin the folder to the Taskbar see How to pin almost anything to the Windows 11 taskbar.

[curious]

Hi, Joe -

Unfortunately, only options are pin to taskbar or start menu. Not to desktop...

[JoeP]

The first step in pinning a folder to the taskbar is creating a desktop shortcut. Won't that work?

[curious]

Thanks to all. My Audio folder is on Desktop.