iPad for browsing this site?

[Ferryman]

I saw it and thought it was indeed bl**dy funny!!!

[64Guitars]

"Eggs box"     

I miss The Two Ronnies.

[Facemask93]

I,ve got an iphone 4 , and having no Flash player means no songcrafter music can be listen'd to ,this is the only downside to an otherwise amazing bit of kit , i,ve even got a 4 track recording studio on it with some great instruments built in to get ideas down , and a Peavy amp selection , which is great just to plug my PRS into , when i'm working away

Rob

[Pete C]

Geir, I often browse this site with my iPod touch. The jukeboxes don't work and the player for posted songs doesnt appear but I can still listen to any songs posted on the original and covers forums by clicking on the mp3 attachment on the post. It then plays the song on it's own player. I've even posted this reply with it.

[Geir]

Geir, I often browse this site with my iPod touch. The jukeboxes don't work and the player for posted songs doesnt appear but I can still listen to any songs posted on the original and covers forums by clicking on the mp3 attachment on the post. It then plays the song on it's own player. I've even posted this reply with it.

ahhhhhhhh finally an answer that fuels my GAS !! ;D;D

[Facemask93]

Update , ignore my previous post , that assumption was based on my last model , the iPhone 3GS , the iPhone 4 will play everything , except , On this day and Latest songs and the player does not appear
But pressing the download button in everything else it works in an instant using it's own player
But , unless you are in a Wi-Fi area it is rather slow

Rob

[64Guitars]

All of the MP3 players on the site use Adobe Flash. Unfortunately, Apple does not include or allow Flash on their mobile devices, so they won't be able to run our MP3 players. For songs that are attached to a message, you may be able to listen to the song by clicking the attachment to launch whatever app is associated with MP3 files, but the onsite players will not work without Flash support.

I hate having to use Flash but I have no better options at this time. In the future as web browsers evolve, I may be able to implement the MP3 players in HTML5 or other emerging technologies. But right now those technologies are too non-standard. They may work great in one or two specific browsers but fail in all others. For example, HTML5 in Firefox and Opera supports only Ogg Vorbis and WAV formats. There is currently no support for MP3.

[Facemask93]

Thanks 64 , on the iPhone i think it's Quicktime that plays the MP3's