Marisa Ciceran wrote:
> You must be a professional programmer (who never contributed to our > pages, sadly), or else too young to remember. :-D IT professional, yes; at 66 years of age, perhaps not quite too young ! The reason I have never had occasion to embed MIDI files in web pages is simply that I have never worked with anyone who required MIDI. I have used it for my own purposes, but those are unrelated to the web. > I have no problem converting WAV to MP3 (and have no use for OGG), It is not you who has the need for OGG but the browser ! 50% of browsers (approx) support MP3, and 50% (approx) support OGG. Some support both, I believe, but as you have to cater for all possibilities, it is best to offer both and allow the browser to choose which (which it does entirely automatically). > but I see that even with embedding those audio files the control bar > must be visible. I've never tried to supress it, but I am reasonably certain it is possible. In the example <audio> file to which I sent the link, the <audio> tag reads : <audio controls autoplay onended = "Done ()" onplay = "Play ()" id="audio"> The presence of the "controls" attribute causes the controls to appear; in its absence, they would not appear. >> I am sending under separate cover a link to an HTML 5 <audio> >> demonstration page, with which you may enjoy experimenting. > I seem not to have received your separate email, or else your link > may have gotten lost in the big shuffle of quoting everyone above the > new text. Would you please give it again? On its way. Philip Taylor _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
