Web browser component

[denniswyer]

Has anyone developed a way to add a WinAmp player to a web page so visitors can play ShoutCast selected stations?

[Gourou]

yes, email me here GouRou (SuperSpyGouRou@hotmail.com)
that part is easy, the hard part is everything else :P

[Gourou]

wait a sec, scratch that, read it way wrong :p sorry :D

[denniswyer]

I've searched the forum on winamp, browser and java and found another who asked this as well. It appears there is not an add in like RealAudio's
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[Gourou]

unless the bright boys at winamp have made a webpage plugin we dont know about, then I dont see a way, not realistically anyway. if realaudio has a plug, then give it a shot, but I see no way to put winamp itself on a page, it simply isnt made for that. However, if you felt ambitious, you could write a plugin that installs winamp on the remote computer using a stripped down winamp, say 800k I think is the smallest, then use the webpage to toss the .pls' to it once it's installed, run it as a system process and toss commands at it with the web page. ~phew~ good luck tho, that would be one crazy installer.

[denniswyer]

The aforementioned code works fine: http://www.kancocomm.com/interactive then click the Media Center button.

http://www.kancocomm.com/interactive