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Engineer_KyleCharter Member · 168 posts
RE: Mp3 sound on a webpage....
It would be the same code, simply replacing the .wav with .mp3. Note: Not everyone who uses the web necessarily has a player that will play mp3's. It is best to convert it to a .wav file if possible! It could cause problems for some!
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heffedMember since Apr-8-03 · 942 posts
RE: Mp3 sound on a webpage....
>I was wondering what the html code is to make an mp3 file >play when I open up my K-36 page. (It will be a wistle.) > >Engineer Kyle showed me how to make a .wav file go, but not >an mp3. This assumes everyone has a suitable codec to play an .MP3 file onboard..Wavs are pretty much the native PC sound file type, so everyone should be able to play them. .MP3 is another animal entirely.-Jeff
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Engineer_KyleCharter Member · 168 posts
RE: Mp3 sound on a webpage....
Most of the newer software that is able to burn music CD's has the ability to convert MP3s to wav format. So if you have a CDR drive you may already have the software to do it.
