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Old 01-30-2007, 01:51 PM streaming audio
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I have a page for a music track of the week, i have embedded the audio on the page, this works okay, but can i keep the audio playing while the viewer changes the web page to another page?. I would also like to have multiple tracks on the page and the viewer choose a track, is this possible? if so any hints would be gratefully recieved.
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Old 01-30-2007, 09:25 PM Re: streaming audio
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Since its embedded in the page, if you change to page, the embedded player is lost.
Some things that can work,
  • launch the page with the player in a new window
  • launch the media player as a separate process
  • <shiver>use frames</shiver> so the frame with the embedded player is not lost
FYI, make sure the music is user initiated. Most (99.99%, maybe more) users hate music that just starts playing on page load.
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Old 01-31-2007, 01:30 PM Re: streaming audio
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my suggestion would be to use a simple implementation of an <iframe>. ifames have their problems and are looked down upon by a lot of web developers but for a basic implementation like this, they'll work pefrectly.

Assuming a traditional layout, your main page would include your banner, nav bar and any other object which would be constant throuout all the pages.

then, through targeted links, you can have a content <iframe> which will bring up any content via the nav bar links.

then, a small iframe as a footer, with the audio player.
the most user friendly implementation of an aduio player w/ playlist might be to use a flash mp3 player (a very good one is avaible here: http://www.jeroenwijering.com/?item=Flash_MP3_Player)

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