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  • cjm_bklyn

    (@cjm_bklyn)

    A newbie question [sorry]

    I really can’t get the player to show up on this blog. I’m using the Silver Light theme. Regardless of using the “Add Media” option or manually entering the [audio:] syntax, I either just get a basic link or it doesn’t show up at all. I’m probably missing a simple step here, but I’ve wasted hours trying to figure it out (really).

    Thanks for your help!
    Chris

    videoizlesene

    (@videoizlesene)

    Thanks but i am not setup please help me ?? izlesene

    cjm_bklyn

    (@cjm_bklyn)

    Does Flash Player app need to be installed on my blog’s server to work?

    darkmatter3

    (@darkmatter3)

    Hello! Great plugin. Pardon my ignorance but I’m trying to figure out how to cause the player to autostart. Could you point me in the right direction for the options to add to the syntax?

    Thank you!

    Vince

    Update… nevermind, found the answer ?? Thanks!!

    jota2

    (@jota2)

    hi Martin,

    I’m trying to insert the plugin in the theme, in the main template, i know that plugin can not insert in the theme but i trying it.

    1. install the plugin normal.
    2. with jquery insert the player into the div.

    jQuery(document).ready(function(){
    	AudioPlayer.embed("audio", {soundFile: "https://www.fronteka.org/audio/4poder.mp3"});
    })

    but the player not play, buffering message, something solution?

    here the web: https://www.fronteka.org

    the audio is encoded 56kbps

    whippet

    (@whippet)

    hi Martin, the plugin is awesome! My question: it’s possible to setting this to “loop” modus? If not could you possibly change the code for me please? I’ll be very happy! Thanks much! Peter

    whippet

    (@whippet)

    I can do it now! thanks again!

    noel

    (@noel)

    I’ve been using the player on my site https://degeneric.com for a while and have noticed that *some* (not all) songs seem to play incorrectly while others play fine.

    Take a listen to a file that sounds fine:
    https://degeneric.com/2008/11/01-young-americansmp3/

    And then a file that does not sound okay:
    https://degeneric.com/2008/11/01-street-trashmp3/

    It seems to be music that hits odd frequencies that causes problems.

    Both files have the same encoding, btw.

    alien624

    (@alien624)

    IE7 shows me a script error
    Error: ‘J.parentNode’ is null or not an object

    maybe have a conflict of some .js file with Next-gen gallery

    alien624

    (@alien624)

    change audioplayer_swfobject.embedSW to swfobject.embedSWF

    and delete the var audioplayer_swfobject=…. in audio-player.js can avoid the script error when both nextgen gallery and Audio-player are used in same time

    Any reason why it will only play for 30 seconds?

    I need to not be limited by length.

    F.Y.I.: Using beta6 standalone.

    #follow-up from previous comment

    I’ve found that the 30 second preview is only when working from a localhost.

    But a new problem has been raised, the player is only loading in firefox when not running from localhost.

    Linus host (all updates{php, mysql, apache, etc…})
    beta6 script

    when running from the localhost it works fine in all browsers.

    miaorantes

    (@miaorantes)

    I am having issues using the standalone player. I have added the setup code in the header:

    <script type="text/javascript" src="https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio-player.js"></script>
            <script type="text/javascript">
               AudioPlayer.setup("https://dcmodelphotographer.com/player.swf", {
            width: 175,
            initialvolume: 100,
    		autostart: "no",
    		noinfo: "yes",
            transparentpagebg: "yes",
            left: "000000",
            lefticon: "FFFFFF",
    		volslider: "BD1147",
    		rightbg: "82012A",
    		leftbg: "82012A",
    		loader: "2D0040",
    		text: "000000"
        });
            </script>

    I added the following in the body of the sidebar.php file:

    <p id="audioplayer_1">Music</p>
    <script type="text/javascript">
    AudioPlayer.embed("audioplayer_1", {
        soundFile: "https://www.dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/allnite.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/feedback.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/freakumdress.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/letsgocrazy.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/maneater.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/summerlove.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/throb.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/u+urhand.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/vogue.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/whatif.mp3,https://dcmodelphotographer.com/audio/you.mp3",
    	autostart: "no"
    });
    </script>

    I don’t want the track titles/artists to show so i didn’t add them to the code.

    I AM GETTING “File Not Found”, but I know that the URLs are correct.

    Help!!

    wd-1

    (@wd-1)

    @miaorantes

    I experience the same problem. I changed the location of the MP3-file several times and changed the url in the script, but I get ‘File Not Found’ all the time.
    Very annoying!
    Can anyone help us?

    Thanks!

    utnapishtim

    (@utnapishtim)

    Using comma as a delimiter makes it impossible to access urls that have a comma in them. The same goes for the titles.

    Since these values need to be passed as parameters I suggest using javascript’s escape on them. Another approach would be to use a delimiter like “|” that is not a valid file name.

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