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January 21, 2008 at 10:00 pm #192327imFilesMember
Hi everyone,
I hope i am posting in the correct section of this forum.
I would like to know if anyone knows how to make a website music player but for .wav files and not .mp3 files.
I make websites,I am not like you guys that can code etc,I use topcities and they only allow .wav files, however i have recordings that need to be in player but in the .wav format.also if anyone can makes this player, or has one, does the player have the option to auto play or not and does the player go to the next song after the first song has finished playing.
even if you have a script code, i sort of know how to add codes to the sites i make,
I have been using this code and it kinda works ok, it just takes me hours to add in the songs especially if there is like 100 recordings and also it doesn’t automatically go to the next song and play.
yes i know the script calls for midi but i tried it with .wav and it works
Also I have never seen a media player display in this piece of script as yet if it is referring to a similar thing like windows media player with controls.If anyone can help me, please do and thank you so very much
1) Insert this script in the
section of the page.2) Insert this script in the
section where you want the jukebox displayed in the page.3) Define the MIDI songs, the location and their titles in this section of the script:
midiList = new Array(“”,”midi_files/song1.mid”,”midi_files/song2.mid”,”midi_files/song3.mid”);
titleList = new Array(“”,”Guitar solo (Malaguena)”,”All I Have To Give”,”When I Come Around”);You can add as many Midi songs as you like.
4) Define the format for the way the title of the song is displayed in this section of the script:
playerType=1; // To display the media player with controls (1 = visible, 0 = hidden)
The player does not appear in Internet Explorer.
checkBold=0; // Would you like the title Bold? (1 = yes 0 = no)
checkItalic=1; // Would you like the title in Italics? (1 = yes 0 = no)
checkUnder=0; // Would you like the title Underlined? (1 = yes 0 = no)
fontColor=’red’; // The color of the playing MIDI title
fontFace=’Verdana, Arial’; // The font for your MIDI title -
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