I have built two websites, one with a midi file and one with a wav file. Neither will play from the Google Chrome browser. Play fine in IE.Both have the audio on the index page only.The sites are:http://www.irishdayattheraces.comhttp://www.shhs56.comThanks,Mike
Optional Information: Computer OS: Windows XPBrowser: Other Already Tried: I have tried nothing. Will probably just go back to IE although I like the speed of Chrome.
I installed the code. When previewed in Chrome I now have a Quick Time play bar at the top of the page and if I click on it it plays the wav. Obviously this is not what it is supposed to do.What have I done wrong?
This is the code as I entered it
Add the following in the params section:<PARAM NAME="autostart" VALUE="True"><PARAM NAME="ShowControls" VALUE="True"> <PARAM NAME="ShowAudioControls" VALUE="True"> <PARAM NAME="DisplayMode" VALUE="1"> And change the value of the "autoStart" parameter to "True".This should help.
I added the code. I Chrome preview the wav now plays as it should, however the QuickTime audio bar is still displayed at the top of the page. Sorry to keep at you on this.This is now what the code looks like-Also can I use this same coding on the other site where a midi file will not play?Mike
I have loaded the page to the server so if you have Chrome you can see the way it looks and acts.Mike
By the way - the wav no longer plays in IE
Try these params: name="src" value="call.wav"name="autoStart" value="True"name="autoplay" value="True"name="ShowControls" value="False"name="ShowAudioControls" value="False"name="DisplayMode" value="1"
When viewing in Chrome I get the exact situation as when I added the last paramsHere is the code as it is now enteredname="src" value="call.wav"name="autoStart" value="True"name="autoplay" value=True"name="ShowControls" value="False"name="ShowAudioControls" value="False"name="DisplayMode" value="1"
I am sorry. My fault. I wasn't clear. I was having problems loading the complete code here. But i finally figured it out. Here is what the code should look like: < o b j e c t type="audio/x-wav" data="call.wav"> < param name="src" value="call.wav"> < param name="autoStart" value="True"> < param name="autoplay" value="True"> < param name="ShowControls" value="False"> < param name="ShowAudioControls" value="False"> < param name="DisplayMode" value="1"> < /o b j e c t> Remove the space after the < sign. And the spaces in the word object.
We appear to be back at square 1- The site looks good now but the wav does not play in Chrome or IE.Here is the code as entered nowI loaded the page on the server:http://www.irishdayattheraces.com
There should be a space between the word "object" and the word "type".
Well that got the wav back - however the QuickTime audio window is now visible again on the index page.
I really feel bad about the time this is taking from you. Perhaps we should just write it off as a bad task. What do you think?
Please don't feel bad. I love what I do. And I NEVER give up, until the problem is solved. I will take a look.
Ok.I have the latest firefox and the latest chrome.The wav file is playing in both, but it is not playing in IE 6. The Quicktime controls only appear in Chrome.For the midi file, you need to just use the midi file, instead of the wav file.This one works. I tried it in the latest Chrome, the latest Firefox, and IE 6. It needs to go in the "Body" section of your code, not the "Head" code.< embed src="call.wav" hidden="true" autostart="true">Take out the space between the < sign and the word "embed"
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Yay team! It now works fine in both chrome and IE.I really appreciate the time and effort you put into this.I feel as you, once I confront a situation I need to resolve it.Thanks again,Mike