Use WMP to play audio files of older games triggers the Crash game

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  ..........
  ..........
  
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  p = Manager.createPlayer(stream, "audio/mpeg");
  p.realize();
  p.prefetch();
  p.addPlayerListener(pListen);
  p.start();
  

  So, add the try-catch blocks.

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