Web browser component

denniswyer · 28th February 2002, 15:10

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

Gourou · 28th February 2002, 18:21

yes, email me here GouRou
that part is easy, the hard part is everything else :P

Gourou · 28th February 2002, 18:23

wait a sec, scratch that, read it way wrong

sorry

denniswyer · 28th February 2002, 18:48

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
<div>
<! RealPublisher
-- Comment Text Created By RealProducer Web Page Wizard - 12/2/99
-- Caution: Do not make changes to this comment section. Any local file
references that appear here are automatically updated when uploaded to a
remote web server. Alterations to this section or any file references
listed below or contained in the associated RAM or RPM metafiles may cause
errors when publishing your web page to a remote server. These values should
not be altered.
-- pagelayout="embedded"
-- serverpath="http://media.kancocomm.com:8000"
-- mediafile="listen.pls"
-- metafile="listen.pls"

/!>

<OBJECT

ID=video1

CLASSID="clsid:CFCDAA03-8BE4-11cf-B84B-0020AFBBCCFA"

HEIGHT=125 WIDTH=275>

<param name="_ExtentX" value="7276">
<param name="_ExtentY" value="3307">
<param name="AUTOSTART" value="0">
<param name="SHUFFLE" value="0">
<param name="PREFETCH" value="0">
<param name="NOLABELS" value="0">
<param name="SRC" value="http://media.kancocomm.com:8000/listen.pls">
<param name="CONTROLS" value="All">
<param name="CONSOLE" value="Clip1">
<param name="LOOP" value="0">
<param name="NUMLOOP" value="0">
<param name="CENTER" value="0">
<param name="MAINTAINASPECT" value="0">
<param name="BACKGROUNDCOLOR" value="#000000"><embed SRC="listen.pls" type="audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin" CONSOLE="Clip1" CONTROLS="All" HEIGHT="125" WIDTH="275" AUTOSTART="true">

</OBJECT>
</div>

Gourou · 28th February 2002, 19:18

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 · 28th February 2002, 20:50

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

http://www.kancocomm.com/interactive

28th February 2002, 15:10	#1
denniswyer Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: WVa Posts: 4	Web browser component Has anyone developed a way to add a WinAmp player to a web page so visitors can play ShoutCast selected stations?

28th February 2002, 18:48	#4
denniswyer Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: WVa Posts: 4	Winamp in browser 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 <div> <! RealPublisher -- Comment Text Created By RealProducer Web Page Wizard - 12/2/99 -- Caution: Do not make changes to this comment section. Any local file references that appear here are automatically updated when uploaded to a remote web server. Alterations to this section or any file references listed below or contained in the associated RAM or RPM metafiles may cause errors when publishing your web page to a remote server. These values should not be altered. -- pagelayout="embedded" -- serverpath="http://media.kancocomm.com:8000" -- mediafile="listen.pls" -- metafile="listen.pls" /!> <OBJECT ID=video1 CLASSID="clsid:CFCDAA03-8BE4-11cf-B84B-0020AFBBCCFA" HEIGHT=125 WIDTH=275> <param name="_ExtentX" value="7276"> <param name="_ExtentY" value="3307"> <param name="AUTOSTART" value="0"> <param name="SHUFFLE" value="0"> <param name="PREFETCH" value="0"> <param name="NOLABELS" value="0"> <param name="SRC" value="http://media.kancocomm.com:8000/listen.pls"> <param name="CONTROLS" value="All"> <param name="CONSOLE" value="Clip1"> <param name="LOOP" value="0"> <param name="NUMLOOP" value="0"> <param name="CENTER" value="0"> <param name="MAINTAINASPECT" value="0"> <param name="BACKGROUNDCOLOR" value="#000000"><embed SRC="listen.pls" type="audio/x-pn-realaudio-plugin" CONSOLE="Clip1" CONTROLS="All" HEIGHT="125" WIDTH="275" AUTOSTART="true"> </OBJECT> </div>

28th February 2002, 20:50	#6
denniswyer Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: WVa Posts: 4	RealPlayer plugin works The aforementioned code works fine: http://www.kancocomm.com/interactive then click the Media Center button. http://www.kancocomm.com/interactive

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28th February 2002, 18:21	#2
Gourou Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: The backside of the universe on the trailing edge of eternity Posts: 238	yes, email me here GouRou that part is easy, the hard part is everything else :P

28th February 2002, 18:23	#3
Gourou Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: The backside of the universe on the trailing edge of eternity Posts: 238	wait a sec, scratch that, read it way wrong sorry

28th February 2002, 19:18	#5
Gourou Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: The backside of the universe on the trailing edge of eternity Posts: 238	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.