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Importing Music?

Marconey09
05-18-2004, 10:21 PM
Hey! How do you import music onto a Website so it plays when I person goes to that site?

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poertner_1274
05-18-2004, 11:15 PM
Sounds like you need to run a shoutcast server. Or if you have access to a website, just upload them, then give that person the URL of where the music is stored.

For example they will probably need the directory where it is on the website.
www.music.com/listenhere
That should show all songs in that folder, if not you might have to create a simple HTML page with links for them to click on.

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Nodsu
05-19-2004, 03:00 AM
You use the embed tag. Something like

<embed src="mymusic.mid" loop="true" autoplay=true>

Search the web for more specific syntax and parameters.

.mid, .au and .wav files are safest to use since they will play on any computer that has sound capability without any plugins.

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