HTML Jukebox?

Started by FuzzFace, March 04, 2011, 11:05:31 AM

FuzzFace

How does one go about adding a Jukebox that rotates through a few songs into an HTML page that will work on a variety of browsers?


Just curious...


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Like on this site, for example...
http://www.joerobinson.com/

64Guitars

There are several MP3 jukeboxes available on the web. They're usually written in Adobe Flash, javascript, or a combination of the two. Once the player is installed on your site, you would create a playlist and call the MP3 player from an HTML <object> tag with the path to the playlist as a parameter.

Here's the jukebox we use at Songcrafters:

http://blog.lacymorrow.com/projects/xspf-jukebox/?t=mp3music

There are several others available. I like this one because it's very customisable.

Where did you want to put this player? Are you building a site in HTML?

Sites like Soundclick, alonetone, Reverbnation, etc. generally have their own jukeboxes for you to use. And they don't usually let you edit the HTML of your page.

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FuzzFace

Quote from: 64Guitars on March 04, 2011, 05:41:15 PMWhere did you want to put this player? Are you building a site in HTML?


Yes I want to create my own website with a jukebox on the main page, and have the alonetones and soundclicks link to it.

I'm considering this for my own music but also for the Picasso project.