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#21 Posted : Thursday, May 14, 2015 8:06:42 AM(UTC)


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Man, if I had half of you guy's talent, I'd probably pee myself. I'm watching this one closely.
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DJ_ANGELLUS_
#22 Posted : Thursday, May 14, 2015 8:37:02 AM(UTC)


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Hey Vie. . .you are simply amazing and a treat to be around. Your knowledge and ability is overwhelming and a blessing here.

Thank you for all you do.

Cannot wait for stage 3 to happen so I can upload my own music from my computer.

Thank you.
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#23 Posted : Thursday, May 14, 2015 9:46:36 PM(UTC)


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Thankyou Vie!!! Yer Awesome!!!Applause Applause

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DJ_SweetGuy
#24 Posted : Thursday, May 14, 2015 11:27:33 PM(UTC)


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Originally Posted by: _kesha_ Go to Quoted Post


Flash security doesn't allow cross domain playlist retrieval. All this means is that the swf player must also accompany the xml file and the music. So on your server it would look like this.

player.swf
playlist.xml
music folder/songs.mp3

To obtain the player right click "Save target as" in IE or "Save link as" in Firefox.
http://music.rlcresource.com/player.swf


I had completely forgot about that restriction, so thanks for posting that. The player was a freebie I pulled from a coding site years back, so feel free to download from the url she posted as that is what it was meant for.
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#25 Posted : Thursday, May 14, 2015 11:30:31 PM(UTC)


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Originally Posted by: Viegoth Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: DJ_SweetGuy Go to Quoted Post
If you have a place to upload music, and can get the direct urls for the files, I have code for a player you can use.

Code:

<table align="center" bgcolor= rgb (255,255,255)><td align="center">
<embed allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" enableJavaScript="false"   allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" src="http://music.rlcresource.com/player.swf" menu="false" quality="high" width="300" height="320" name="index" allowScriptAccess="never" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" flashvars="playList=http://music.rlcresource.com/sweetguy.xml&ShowPlaylist=1&ShowEQ=1&firstTrack=1&initVol=50" wmode="transparent" border="1" / ></td></table>


Using that code, you would need to have your own customized xml file for it to pull from, preferably in the same location of the music.

Here is the code contained in the xml file shown above.

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<songs>
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Blake Shelton/Red River Blue (Deluxe)/Addicted (Bonus Track).mp3" title="Addicted - Blake Shelton" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Garth Brooks/Blue-Eyed Soul/Stand By Me.mp3" title="Garth Brooks - Stand By Me" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Garth Brooks/Garth Brooks/The Dance.mp3" title="Garth Brooks - The Dance" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Randy Travis/Greatest 1 Hits/Forever and Ever Amen.mp3" title="Randy Travis - Forever and Ever, Amen" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Aerosmith/O Yeah Ultimate Aerosmith Hits Disc 1/Dream On.mp3" title="Aerosmith - Dream On" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Alabama/For The Record Disc 1/Lady Down On Love.mp3" title="Alabama - Lady Down On Love" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Kid Rock/Devil Without A Cause/Only God Knows Why.mp3" title="Kid Rock - Only God Knows Why" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Sarah McLachlan/Rarities, B-Sides & Other Stuff/I Will Remember You.mp3" title="Sarah McLachlan - I Will Remember You" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Toby Keith/How Do You Like Me Now-!/How Do You Like Me Now-.mp3" title="Toby Keith - How Do You Like Me Now?" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Soundtracks/Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/Top Gun [Expanded]/Top Gun Anthem.mp3" title="Top Gun Soundtrack - Top Gun Anthem" />
</songs>


Create an xml file in that format, and replace the above urls and names with the ones you have uploaded.

Check out the above example at: http://www.utherverse.com/sweetguy close to the comments section.



Ok, stage 2 is complete. I now have an application that serves up music files directly from my hard drive to a web player.

And to go one further, I even wrote it so it will work with SweetGuy's player above.

You can check out both players by clicking one of the images below. Both players play the same music files directly off my hard drive.




Now I just need to complete Stage 3, which is cleaning it all up and making it super simple for just about anyone to use.

And just in case anyone is wonder what the hell this is all about... if you read up a few posts, my goal is to make a profile player that people can use to play their own music without having to spend money or set up a complicated hosting site that they can upload music to. This will allow people to play music right from their own computer on their profiles.

-Vie


Freaking sweet. Space isn't an issue for me, but the time it would take to upload my entire library to my web space is. That's why I pretty much just upload what I need for the moment. This would make it so much easier to customize a playlist.
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DJ_Hyporis_EXC
#26 Posted : Friday, May 15, 2015 2:50:47 AM(UTC)


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Quote:
Originally Posted by: Viegoth Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: DJ_SweetGuy Go to Quoted Post
If you have a place to upload music, and can get the direct urls for the files, I have code for a player you can use.

Code:

<table align="center" bgcolor= rgb (255,255,255)><td align="center">
<embed allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" enableJavaScript="false"   allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" allowScriptAccess="never" allowNetworking="internal" src="http://music.rlcresource.com/player.swf" menu="false" quality="high" width="300" height="320" name="index" allowScriptAccess="never" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" flashvars="playList=http://music.rlcresource.com/sweetguy.xml&ShowPlaylist=1&ShowEQ=1&firstTrack=1&initVol=50" wmode="transparent" border="1" / ></td></table>


Using that code, you would need to have your own customized xml file for it to pull from, preferably in the same location of the music.

Here is the code contained in the xml file shown above.

Code:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<songs>
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Blake Shelton/Red River Blue (Deluxe)/Addicted (Bonus Track).mp3" title="Addicted - Blake Shelton" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Garth Brooks/Blue-Eyed Soul/Stand By Me.mp3" title="Garth Brooks - Stand By Me" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Garth Brooks/Garth Brooks/The Dance.mp3" title="Garth Brooks - The Dance" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Randy Travis/Greatest 1 Hits/Forever and Ever Amen.mp3" title="Randy Travis - Forever and Ever, Amen" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Aerosmith/O Yeah Ultimate Aerosmith Hits Disc 1/Dream On.mp3" title="Aerosmith - Dream On" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Alabama/For The Record Disc 1/Lady Down On Love.mp3" title="Alabama - Lady Down On Love" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Kid Rock/Devil Without A Cause/Only God Knows Why.mp3" title="Kid Rock - Only God Knows Why" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Sarah McLachlan/Rarities, B-Sides & Other Stuff/I Will Remember You.mp3" title="Sarah McLachlan - I Will Remember You" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Toby Keith/How Do You Like Me Now-!/How Do You Like Me Now-.mp3" title="Toby Keith - How Do You Like Me Now?" />
<song path="http://music.rlcresource.com/Soundtracks/Original Motion Picture Soundtrack/Top Gun [Expanded]/Top Gun Anthem.mp3" title="Top Gun Soundtrack - Top Gun Anthem" />
</songs>


Create an xml file in that format, and replace the above urls and names with the ones you have uploaded.

Check out the above example at: http://www.utherverse.com/sweetguy close to the comments section.



Ok, stage 2 is complete. I now have an application that serves up music files directly from my hard drive to a web player.

And to go one further, I even wrote it so it will work with SweetGuy's player above.

You can check out both players by clicking one of the images below. Both players play the same music files directly off my hard drive.




Now I just need to complete Stage 3, which is cleaning it all up and making it super simple for just about anyone to use.

And just in case anyone is wonder what the hell this is all about... if you read up a few posts, my goal is to make a profile player that people can use to play their own music without having to spend money or set up a complicated hosting site that they can upload music to. This will allow people to play music right from their own computer on their profiles.

-Vie


Sound good.

Just for understanding:
The App does create a link between source (your own PC or file hoster) and the potential listener (anyone who use the app/player).
Once it's established the listener download / cache the playlist (files) on his own computer and play it there.

Thats how it work, or I got it wrong?

The potential issue I see is:
The source PC probably will become Service Provider in terms of contributing copyrighted content.
Users just have to keep that in mind Wink


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Viegoth
#27 Posted : Friday, May 15, 2015 3:11:13 AM(UTC)

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Originally Posted by: DJ_Hyporis_EXC Go to Quoted Post
Sound good.

Just for understanding:
The App does create a link between source (your own PC or file hoster) and the potential listener (anyone who use the app/player).
Once it's established the listener download / cache the playlist (files) on his own computer and play it there.

Thats how it work, or I got it wrong?

The potential issue I see is:
The source PC probably will become Service Provider in terms of contributing copyrighted content.
Users just have to keep that in mind Wink


Negative... the files are not "cached" anywhere. They are loaded into the player's memory, just like any other web player, and played from there. Once the song ends, or the player closes, the sound file is gone, since it was only stored as data in memory.

As for the copyright BS... how is this any different from the hundreds (if not thousands) of folks uploading music to web hosts, file sharing sites, etc. and then playing them on the web? I'll tell you the one big difference... people are not uploading/sharing the music files with anyone else. They never actually leave that person's computer.

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DJ_Hyporis_EXC
#28 Posted : Friday, May 15, 2015 3:31:09 AM(UTC)


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Originally Posted by: Viegoth Go to Quoted Post
Originally Posted by: DJ_Hyporis_EXC Go to Quoted Post
Sound good.

Just for understanding:
The App does create a link between source (your own PC or file hoster) and the potential listener (anyone who use the app/player).
Once it's established the listener download / cache the playlist (files) on his own computer and play it there.

Thats how it work, or I got it wrong?

The potential issue I see is:
The source PC probably will become Service Provider in terms of contributing copyrighted content.
Users just have to keep that in mind Wink


Negative... the files are not "cached" anywhere. They are loaded into the player's memory, just like any other web player, and played from there. Once the song ends, or the player closes, the sound file is gone, since it was only stored as data in memory.

As for the copyright BS... how is this any different from the hundreds (if not thousands) of folks uploading music to web hosts, file sharing sites, etc. and then playing them on the web? I'll tell you the one big difference... people are not uploading/sharing the music files with anyone else. They never actually leave that person's computer.



No it's not different, it was just not clear how your player/app does work.

But yeah since people usually give a shit about copyrights - It does not matter anyways.
Everyone is self responsible of what they are doing.


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