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is it possible for me to put a thing on a site thats like this:
its a box and you click browse and click a song, then it plays OVER the internet.. not hosted on my server but playing from the visitors pc?

is there a way to do this?
 
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Yes it's possible. I think what you're looking for is "streaming music." There's so many different ways to go about streaming music, but to really do it right so it works for everyone you'd need a streaming media server. But if you do a search on how to stream music or streaming music etc. you'll probably figure out one way or another to do what you're wanting. :)
 
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I think what he means is something like an MP3 Player, that plays music a person selects from his computer. Its possible in JavaScript (Internet Explorer only), and in Flash (best-option).

I've made a JavaScript MP3 Player (not web-based and has bugs). You can download it here:
http://www.gonavitch.info/scripts
 
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Oh yea I just re-read the original post and I think that's what they are looking for. So basically just offer a button that opens a browse dialog box and allows the user to browse to a music file on their computer and open with their own media player. Not sure how to do that one though.
 
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over the internet?

do you mean you want to play the mp3s that are on the clients hard drive?

or if the others were right, you do want streaming music. this can be found all over the internet, try searching hotscripts.com
 
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If I read his post correctly, I understand that he wants a script that a client (the person viewing his page) can click the Browse button, select an MP3 from his (the client's) computer, and then listen to it in his (the client's) browser. Correct?
 
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nasaboy007 said:
do you mean you want to play the mp3s that are on the clients hard drive?
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Jamison54 said:
If I read his post correctly, I understand that he wants a script that a client (the person viewing his page) can click the Browse button, select an MP3 from his (the client's) computer, and then listen to it in his (the client's) browser. Correct?

Correct, I should of wrote it better , but I was in a hurry lol
 
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seems like that would have security issues and the users would need a lot of trust in your site
 
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def1 said:
seems like that would have security issues and the users would need a lot of trust in your site
Yeah.. well I think I have a pretty good idea but I just need the music player bit lol
 
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you can have them upload thier mp3's to a server and then play em straight through a flash player or something

if you want i can give a nice flash player
 
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def1 said:
you can have them upload thier mp3's to a server and then play em straight through a flash player or something

if you want i can give a nice flash player
hmm.. I would like the flash player please, but I wouldn't want it to upload to my server becaues thats illegal
 
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so is broadcasting mp3's to other people which is basically what they would be doing from their pc.

To be allowed to that you need to pay royalties.
 
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filth said:
so is broadcasting mp3's to other people which is basically what they would be doing from their pc.

To be allowed to that you need to pay royalties.
No, what hes trying to do is make a Web-Based MP3 Player. Like a Web-Based Windows Media Player.

I can make one that works in Internet Explorer, but not in Firefox/Netscape. If I come up with a cross-browser one, I'll let you know.
 
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