Why can't I get a web-based flash mp3 player to play consistently well?
June 5, 2008 12:06 PM Subscribe
Why can't I seem to get a nice simple web-based flash mp3 player to play consistently well. ?
Yes, I've considered the fact that this is an Id10t error.
I have scoured the net and discovered there's about 3 or 4 popular ones that have the least amount of messing-around-time required for non-coding dummies like me. I had radio.blog working for a while, but for some reason no matter what I did, it would never play the whole first track in the list in 2.x. That was after multiple attempts over the last few months.
I have just implemented the xspf music player, but this one refuses to consistently load all of each of my tracks regardless of browser version. I.e., it will start to play a track, but then seems to randomly decide "well, i only feel like loading 3/4 of this track to play, this time, and when i'm done playing 3/4 of it, I will go on to the next track."
Anyone? Try radio.blog 3.x? Try the MeFi music player?
Ugh.
Thanks!!
Yes, I've considered the fact that this is an Id10t error.
I have scoured the net and discovered there's about 3 or 4 popular ones that have the least amount of messing-around-time required for non-coding dummies like me. I had radio.blog working for a while, but for some reason no matter what I did, it would never play the whole first track in the list in 2.x. That was after multiple attempts over the last few months.
I have just implemented the xspf music player, but this one refuses to consistently load all of each of my tracks regardless of browser version. I.e., it will start to play a track, but then seems to randomly decide "well, i only feel like loading 3/4 of this track to play, this time, and when i'm done playing 3/4 of it, I will go on to the next track."
Anyone? Try radio.blog 3.x? Try the MeFi music player?
Ugh.
Thanks!!
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But if you're having problems with multiple players, consider the theory that your server may not be delivering the MP3s themselves correctly.
posted by Mwongozi at 12:49 PM on June 5, 2008