I'm going to have a web page with many mp3s. What do I create and embed that
would be a link that if clicked would play all those mp3s without further
action by the listener?
Richard
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If you are asking this on the Finale list then you probably do not have the
programming training to implement an answer. The only simple answer
I know is to concatenate the mp3 files and play that one. Of course, the
resulting file will be huge. More complicated would be using javascript to
send
On Feb 26, 2013, at 7:47 AM, Richard Yates rich...@yatesguitar.com wrote:
If you are asking this on the Finale list then you probably do not have the
programming training to implement an answer. ….
Well, true! If it goes to that level, you're right. I hoped it would be
something simple (like
On Tue, February 26, 2013 10:42 am, Richard Huggins wrote:
Well, true! If it goes to that level, you're right. I hoped it would be
something simple (like an m3u extension) whereby it would instruct the browser
to find every mp3 file and play it, in some organized way
(alphabetical..something
I want to cancel key changes when switching to a non-pitched percussion
instrument.
I have a piece in F Major. A percussionist plays on Glock (which needs the
key signature), and other non-pitched instruments (which don't need the key
signature). When using the Change Instrument command, Finale
Hi,
I wonder if anyone knows how to get the staff
names to display properly when in scroll
view? They are fine in page view, but they are
partly hidden in scroll view. I thought that
they were just hiding behind the simple entry
pallette, but when I took that away, the names
now start off
Not sure what platform you're on but using the hand grabber tool (Cmd-Opt on
Mac) drag the system to the right to reveal the staff labels.
On Feb 26, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Phil Buglass wrote:
Hi,
I wonder if anyone knows how to get the staff
names to display properly when in scroll
view?
Duh! Why the heck didn't I think of that...?
Thanks.
Phil
At 04:48 PM 2/26/2013, you wrote:
Not sure what platform you're on but using the
hand grabber tool (Cmd-Opt on Mac) drag the
system to the right to reveal the staff labels.
On Feb 26, 2013, at 3:42 PM, Phil Buglass wrote:
Hi,
I want every mp3 on the page to be played, unless the listener clicks off, of
course. It is meditative music, so I wanted them to be able to hear it with
just the single click at\ the start. The sequence of which file plays when is
not important. This could be done with an m3u?
R.
On Tue, February 26, 2013 7:15 pm, Richard Huggins wrote:
I want every mp3 on the page to be played, unless the listener clicks off, of
course. It is meditative music, so I wanted them to be able to hear it with
just the single click at\ the start. The sequence of which file plays when is
not
And then add this line to your html:
a href=eventide-all.m3u type=audio/x-mpegurlPlay all files/a
For example, the following text (saved as 'eventide-all.m3u') plays all 8 mp3
files of
the movements of my piece Eventide:
Okay, here's what happened and what I observed:
1. TextEdit would not allow me to put the m3u extension on a txt file. It
refused to accept it. I had converted the default rtf to plain text, so as to
remove any possible encumbrance but nothing worked. Finally i duplicated a
working m3u file
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