I see that you can send a media file on BlackBerry. Can I do the same thing on Android?
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Yes you can send a mp3 file through WhatsApp in Android.
- Go to a private chat/group chat where you want to send the mp3 file.
Find the clip icon in the top right corner of the chat.
Tap it and a menu looking like this will pop up.
Choose "Audio" and then choose "Choose Music Track" (Play Music app) or from a third party music app.
- Choose the track you wish to send and then confirm.
- The mp3 file will be received (by default) in
Internal Storage > WhatsApp > Media > WhatsApp Audio
Alternative Solution #1,
- Locate the mp3 file you wish to send in a file explorer.
- Depending on the file explorer, either long-clicking or choosing options will give you a menu with all operations such as cut, copy, rename, details, share (or send).
- Choose share (or send) and then choose WhatsApp from the pop-up menu.
- Now choose the contact you wish to send to and confirm.
Alternative solution #2,
- Use a third-party application to send the file over a chat.
- Good examples are WaSend and WhatsApp File Sender.
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Try the alternative solutions.– user91828Feb 26, 2015 at 7:09
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good enough, although the 2nd solution doesn't really answer the question asked– svarogFeb 26, 2015 at 7:14
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1+1 good answer! @svarog The 2nd solution may not address the exact parameters you defined, but remember others will be reading this and in some cases an alternative app / extension may be exactly what that person wants! The more options the better (in my opinion anyway).– RossCFeb 26, 2015 at 12:21
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Go to file manager. Find the mp3 you want to send. Long press on it for 1 second. Then select "Share" option. Then select Whatsapp in the sharelist. That's it. You're done.