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Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-07-2014 16:48:

Music Player for web page

Hey all.

I need a player for my web page. I know I could use soundcloud but I really don't like the visual aspects of it. Ruins the experience when you can look at the waveform to see whats coming. Is it possible to use soundcloud without the waveform?

If not, anyone that know of something similar that I could use? All tips are welcome.

Thanx.


Posted by cryophonik on Mar-07-2014 17:00:

I like the one on my website, but I hate that it's Flash-based because it doesn't play on iOS devices.

http://www.cryophonik.com/music.html

If you like it, you can find the code here:

http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/

I'll be watching this thread because I need to update to something non-Flash one of these days.


Posted by tehlord on Mar-07-2014 17:12:

I'm pretty sure with the HTML5 embedded Soundcloud you don't have to have the waveform showing. I think I recall that from the soundcloud plugin via wordpress.


Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-07-2014 17:20:

That looks pretty okay. But it doesnt seem possible to jump around in the song...

I like your layout.


Posted by cryophonik on Mar-07-2014 17:25:

quote:
Originally posted by SherlockCrash
That looks pretty okay. But it doesnt seem possible to jump around in the song...


Yeah, that's another -1 for that player.


Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-07-2014 17:37:

quote:
Originally posted by tehlord
I'm pretty sure with the HTML5 embedded Soundcloud you don't have to have the waveform showing. I think I recall that from the soundcloud plugin via wordpress.


A fast search gave me nothing about it. Will have to look into that.


Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-07-2014 17:39:

quote:
Originally posted by cryophonik
Yeah, that's another -1 for that player.


I found this, seems good to me. But it is flash.

http://www.flashmp3player.org/


Posted by kosmotika on Mar-07-2014 17:42:

Soundcloud does provide a compact player for premium users, but I'd only recommend going premium if you upload new stuff frequently.
I haven't used it yet, but I've seen a lot of sites that do, and SCM looks to be a fairly decent one: http://scmplayer.net/

quote:
Originally posted by SherlockCrash
I found this, seems good to me. But it is flash.

http://www.flashmp3player.org/

This one looks good as well...if you use it, let me know how it works out.


Posted by tehlord on Mar-07-2014 17:55:

quote:
Originally posted by SherlockCrash
A fast search gave me nothing about it. Will have to look into that.



False alarm anyway I just checked on my site.

Even the small one has a little waveform (it's the one that shows up on Gearslutz).


Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-07-2014 19:51:

quote:
Originally posted by kosmotika
Soundcloud does provide a compact player for premium users, but I'd only recommend going premium if you upload new stuff frequently.
I haven't used it yet, but I've seen a lot of sites that do, and SCM looks to be a fairly decent one: http://scmplayer.net/


This one looks good as well...if you use it, let me know how it works out.


Yeah I think I will go for that one if noone comes up with something better. You can skip through the songs on that one and I think that is important.

I'll let you know


Tehlord - Kay thanks.


Posted by Mel David on Mar-08-2014 15:52:

YouTube? The audio is pretty good on HD stuff.


Posted by Looney4Clooney on Mar-08-2014 16:43:

you reeky should not be using a custom player unless it links to all your portals that sell your music. The problem with webpages is that they get old real quick. Your Facebook page i s a better home page even to you still need one.


Posted by DJ RANN on Mar-08-2014 19:42:

No one should be using anything flash these days. I'm actually growing to hate soundcloud - it's quite buggy, increases page load times and depending on settings, doesn't even sound great.

Here's another solution that has tons of options - it does require you to upload your audio to their site but the player options are incredible and most importantly, platform safe.

http://www.cincopa.com/media-platfo...usic-to-website


Posted by SherlockCrash on Mar-09-2014 15:16:

Thanks guys.


Posted by kosmotika on Mar-09-2014 18:50:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN doesn't even sound great.

This is true. Soundcloud streams at 128kbps (even for paid users!), and whereas 128 can actually sound decent a lot of the time, soundcloud's conversion often makes tracks sound somewhat muffled.


Posted by DJ RANN on Mar-11-2014 01:17:

quote:
Originally posted by kosmotika
This is true. Soundcloud streams at 128kbps (even for paid users!), and whereas 128 can actually sound decent a lot of the time, soundcloud's conversion often makes tracks sound somewhat muffled.


Whoa - I knew their conversion is pretty horrible, but are you saying it streams a 128kbps MP3? If so, that will be why everything sounds like dogshit on my monitors. I had no idea.


Posted by Excess on Mar-11-2014 01:37:

quote:
Originally posted by DJ RANN
Whoa - I knew their conversion is pretty horrible, but are you saying it streams a 128kbps MP3? If so, that will be why everything sounds like dogshit on my monitors. I had no idea.


yep! ive had people/labels give feedback based on soundcloud stream and i'm just shaking my head. stream is at 128kbps :/

re: "guys, download it and revisit that last critique" lol


Posted by Mel David on Mar-11-2014 11:21:

Why don't you just upload as WAV to SoundCloud then?


Posted by tehlord on Mar-11-2014 16:08:

quote:
Originally posted by Mel David
Why don't you just upload as WAV to SoundCloud then?



It still streams as a really badly converted 128 mp3.



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