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Preview Pane in Explorer does this, and has done since Windows XP (I think). It seems that the previews are bound to whatever application opens the files, so to get music or video working the player(s) that open them by default need to support the preview pane. Windows Media Player does - set that as the default for.MP3,.mkv, or whatever, and you can preview those files in the Preview Pane.

Mark-Up A PDF Using Preview. Core Mac Concepts – Changing The Default App That Opens A File. 2017 at 2:40 am. (Whether I choose Windows Friendly or not, it is the same), it appears very small and unreadable on the receiver’s side. I tried it by emailing scanned copies to my own email address using MacBook, it happens as well.

Office docs and images also work fine for me. You can view an entire Powerpoint presentation in there. Sketchup for mac youtube. I know but you can't really compare the preview pane in explorer with the preview function from osx.

There is a big difference between a quick preview by just pressing space and a permanent pane that works only when certain applications are associated with the filetype AND you have to press play in the preview pane to start playback (this doesn't even work with a mp3 on a stock win10 install because mp3s are associated with the Music app instead of WMP) and who wants to waste half the screen space in explorer for a preview? You can't really compare the preview pane in explorer with the preview function from osx. They are directly comparable. Different implementations. Do you have to press space to preview a text document in Mac OS? I'm pretty sure you do. That's not as convenient as simply selecting the file and getting an automatic preview.