Re: Help Needed: Limit only one MP3 file play at a time

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From: Don_McCahill
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 17:54

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Michael

You should be able to just upload an mp3 to your website as a normal file, and then link to it just like you would to another html page. If the user has a mg3 player on their system, it will allow them to play it.

The other alternative is to make a shockwave file with Flash, which can have one or more mp3s in it. You could build a button in the shockwave that would start the one file (stopping the other, as I mentioned above).

Don

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