Hey there, I'm currently using the following code to embed a web radio into my site:<br />
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<embed src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://station address" <br />
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width="180" height="70" mute="0" enablecontextmenu="1" showdisplay="0" <br />
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autostart="1" playcount="0" showaudiocontrols="1" showstatusbar="1" <br />
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showcontrols="1"> <br />
</embed><br />
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This code basically integrates a windows media player window into my site. However, with this code, I can't link to sites with .pls files (ie. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.someradio.com/listen.pls">http://www.someradio.com/listen.pls</a><!-- m -->). Could anybody tell me the code to embed that or is windows media player unable to read those .pls files?<br />
Thx
<!--content-->Try going with something other then an http stream, it might help. rtsp, real time stream protocal might be better, <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="RTSP://someradio.domain/">RTSP://someradio.domain/</a><!-- m --><br />
http stream... you using nullsoft winamp shoutcast? I know media player can open it....<!--content-->I don't wanna use Real Player b/c most peeps don't have it and don't want it, whereas Windows Media Player 99% of the people have. I just know that when I link it to a <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.address.com/listen.pls">http://www.address.com/listen.pls</a><!-- m --> it doesn't play it in a Windows Media window
. Any ideas?<!--content-->where did I say anything about real player? RTSP is a protocal, quick time and windows can handle it.<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
where did I say anything about real player? RTSP is a protocal, quick time and windows can handle it. <br />
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Ok, but still. Can you help me with the .pls embedding?<!--content-->Is this a shoutcast stream? I tried to play one with windows media player and it said format not supported. Try playing with the shoutcast configuration, there should be a faq on it somewhere, are you running the shoutcast server?<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
Is this a shoutcast stream? I tried to play one with windows media player and it said format not supported. Try playing with the shoutcast configuration, there should be a faq on it somewhere, are you running the shoutcast server? <br />
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Yea, it's a shoutcast stream. I got the same the error in windows media player when trying to load one. And no, I'm not the one running the server.<!--content-->Originally posted by skyfx <br />
Yea, it's a shoutcast stream. I got the same the error in windows media player when trying to load one. And no, I'm not the one running the server. I have opened shoutcast in media player before, thats the weird part. I used to run a shoutcast server back in the day. But it seems like its a server config issue.<!--content-->
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<embed src=http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/"http://station address" <br />
<br />
width="180" height="70" mute="0" enablecontextmenu="1" showdisplay="0" <br />
<br />
autostart="1" playcount="0" showaudiocontrols="1" showstatusbar="1" <br />
<br />
showcontrols="1"> <br />
</embed><br />
<br />
This code basically integrates a windows media player window into my site. However, with this code, I can't link to sites with .pls files (ie. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.someradio.com/listen.pls">http://www.someradio.com/listen.pls</a><!-- m -->). Could anybody tell me the code to embed that or is windows media player unable to read those .pls files?<br />
Thx
<!--content-->Try going with something other then an http stream, it might help. rtsp, real time stream protocal might be better, <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="RTSP://someradio.domain/">RTSP://someradio.domain/</a><!-- m --><br />http stream... you using nullsoft winamp shoutcast? I know media player can open it....<!--content-->I don't wanna use Real Player b/c most peeps don't have it and don't want it, whereas Windows Media Player 99% of the people have. I just know that when I link it to a <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.address.com/listen.pls">http://www.address.com/listen.pls</a><!-- m --> it doesn't play it in a Windows Media window
. Any ideas?<!--content-->where did I say anything about real player? RTSP is a protocal, quick time and windows can handle it.<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />where did I say anything about real player? RTSP is a protocal, quick time and windows can handle it. <br />
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Ok, but still. Can you help me with the .pls embedding?<!--content-->Is this a shoutcast stream? I tried to play one with windows media player and it said format not supported. Try playing with the shoutcast configuration, there should be a faq on it somewhere, are you running the shoutcast server?<!--content-->Originally posted by PeOfEo <br />
Is this a shoutcast stream? I tried to play one with windows media player and it said format not supported. Try playing with the shoutcast configuration, there should be a faq on it somewhere, are you running the shoutcast server? <br />
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Yea, it's a shoutcast stream. I got the same the error in windows media player when trying to load one. And no, I'm not the one running the server.<!--content-->Originally posted by skyfx <br />
Yea, it's a shoutcast stream. I got the same the error in windows media player when trying to load one. And no, I'm not the one running the server. I have opened shoutcast in media player before, thats the weird part. I used to run a shoutcast server back in the day. But it seems like its a server config issue.<!--content-->