Re: How do I put a MP3 file on a webpage?

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From: Nate_Baldwin
Date: Wed, 21 Jan 2009 15:41

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You can either link directly to the MP3 file and let the browser take it from there (assuming it knows how), or (probably better) play the MP3 through a Flash/SWF media player. There are quite a few free options for that - try doing a Google search for "Flash MP3 Player" or "Flash Audio Player". I don't have a specific player to recommend though.

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