On this page I have a mp3 file that I want to play on all devices. Unfortunately the .js action goes over the page and it does not look good. I am looking for other solutions on how to keep it the look and it can fit within the page
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Well, you can always use the standard HTML5 <audio> feature. While the browser will dictate the final design, it is responsive friendly and your users will appreciate the more native experience.
IIRC, you can simply drag a .mp3 file onto the Freeway document. To make the audio element inline, copy it to your clipboard then double-click where you want it and paste it in.
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Will that make it work with all devices though? That is my main concern
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Will that make it work with all devices though?
Yeppers, as long as you set the width to 100% in the inspector. One of the advantages (IMHO) is that each browser/OS will style the player in a very native way. This means that the player will look radically different on each platform, but the UX will be great.
For example, here it is on a Mac: http://cl.ly/ZMw5
And here it is on iOS: http://cl.ly/ZMxK
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I like it! Should I just un-apply the audio.js plugin then?
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The only reason to stick with the AudioJS player is if you are concerned that a large percentage of your users are stuck on an older version of Windows. IE 9 and up can play MP3 audio natively in an
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On Jan 19, 2015, at 8:00 PM, Howard Spaeth email@hidden wrote:
I like it! Should I just un-apply the audio.js plugin then?
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I am not overly concerned with that. They can also download the audio as well.
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Just tried it and firefox plays the mp3 file
On 20 Jan 2015, 12:12 am, waltd wrote:
Firefox on the Mac (still, I think) cannot play MP3 audio
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Nevermind, it just wants you to download the file. Which is still fine in my opinion
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There’s been an open bug on the Firefox project for this problem since forever. It’s kind of cute – the Firefox people say it’s because there’s a bug in the Mac OS, yet every other browser on that platform has no trouble at all playing MP3. There was a legitimate issue with the format itself, because Firefox goes to religious lengths to avoid patent-encumbered file formats, and MP3 is so encumbered, but they gave up after Ogg failed to become a serious contender, and all other browsers centered on MP3. It plays back fine in Firefox on Windows and Linux, ironically.
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On Jan 19, 2015, at 8:49 PM, Howard Spaeth email@hidden wrote:
Nevermind, it just wants you to download the file. Which is still fine in my opinion
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That’s kind of funny actually
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