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4:46 am
13 July, 2009
OfflineMost of you know that I am not a programmer; in fact, I am a highly dangerous amateur :-)
With that in mind, I would like to choose an audio player that will work just as well as the current one for existing Windows/Mac/Linux users, but one that also works for those who have mobile phones, and those who do not have Javascript enabled. Any suggestions?
5:31 am
5 February, 2010
OfflineInterested in this too, I love the look/functionality of the 1pixel, but iPhone support would be nice…
12:32 pm
14 April, 2011
OfflineThe one I'm looking at is MediaElements.js, but I can't seem to get the settings correct. I'll look into it more when I get home this afternoon. I have a sound board to adjust this morning after receiving a nice tutorial from an experienced sound guy.
I'm using the media elements plugin successfully. In the Options for sermon browser, you'll want to fill in the MP3 SHortcode as follows:
In the settings for the media elements plugin, under the audio settings enter this:
That seems to work just fine.
Example at http://www.kcctriad.com/sermons/
2:26 am
14 April, 2011
OfflineI'm not getting that to work. I have the two noted changes exactly and it just removes the player from my entries. The old Audio Player plugin is disabled first of course.
12:43 pm
13 July, 2009
OfflineThe Mediaelements players worked in Firefox and in IE… but in Chrome, on the search page, only the first instance of the player appeared and was functional. The others were grayed out. Not a big deal since I just switched back.
5:10 pm
25 August, 2010
Offlinebencotten said:
I'm using the media elements plugin successfully. In the Options for sermon browser, you'll want to fill in the MP3 SHortcode as follows:
[audio mp3="%SERMONURL%"]In the settings for the media elements plugin, under the audio settings enter this:
audio/mp3That seems to work just fine.
Example at http://www.kcctriad.com/sermons/
Cool…I was playing with this one as well and couldn't figure out the magical shortcode to use.
Thanks much for the ShortCode . . . but, I now can't find a way to keep the "Download" setup so people can download the MP3 files. Thoughts?
bencotten said:
I'm using the media elements plugin successfully. In the Options for sermon browser, you'll want to fill in the MP3 SHortcode as follows:
[audio mp3="%SERMONURL%"]In the settings for the media elements plugin, under the audio settings enter this:
audio/mp3That seems to work just fine.
Example at http://www.kcctriad.com/sermons/
1:11 pm
25 August, 2010
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11 May, 2011
Offline11:04 pm
22 January, 2012
OfflineI'd love to know how to setup a download link. we can not get that working at all. Well, let me step back, the default audio player that SB recommends works great and generates a download link but the download link downloads a blank mp3. No error just a blank mp3.
Is there a way to hardcode a link to the mp3 on the sermon template?
4:36 pm
4 June, 2009
OfflineYou can add the download link using mediaelements.js player by using this code in the MP3 shortcode:
[mejsaudio src="%SERMONURL%"]<p><a href="%SERMONURL%">Download MP3 Audio File</a></p>
I really like the look and functionality of the mediaelements plugin I am just having issues with it working properly in Firefox and IE. Works great on mobile devices, Chrome & Safari.
5:13 am
22 February, 2012
Offlinejdenlinger said
You can add the download link using mediaelements.js player by using this code in the MP3 shortcode:
[mejsaudio src="%SERMONURL%"]
I really like the look and functionality of the mediaelements plugin I am just having issues with it working properly in Firefox and IE. Works great on mobile devices, Chrome & Safari.
Working correctly in Firefox, Chrome & IE here…..
4:07 pm
22 February, 2012
Offlinejdenlinger said
Frank Broughton said
Working correctly in Firefox, Chrome & IE here…..
Frank can you post the URL of the website you are using sermon browser with the mediaelements.js player so I can test it out? Thanks!
I switched to the standard player. I want true download links… at least people with iPad, touch and phone can download the file. Also I like to be able to add a pre play intro file first, the HTML5 mediaelements does not allow that.
I can reinstall the player if you want to see it, let me know. http://www.fbbc.com/sermons
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