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    Dynamic MP3 Jukebox Q

    I have designed, in ASP, a dynamic mp3 lister seperated by albums. Does anyone know of a nice looking Flash jukebox frontend?? Something like a rolodex that would load "image.jpg" from the corresponding folder for cover art and allow you to browse your collection and load tracks to winamp? I can code, but not design too well so I was wondering if someone knew of this. I will share my code with someone up to the challenge.

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    at my site,
    http://www.jackleaman.co.uk

    i have a jukebox, all info loading from text file, it can
    be modified to use middleware but i have no asp support
    on my server, design-wise - easily modified, additional
    fly-out menus easily added, if you think this may be
    suitable, open the download link and select jukebox.

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    Since you've been working with MP3's, maybe you could help me. I made a slide show that automatically loads MP3 audio files with each slide in succession. It works fine on my desktop, but over the web I get no sound. Here is the website:

    Slide Show with Audio (that won't play)

    You can view the separate files here:
    Separate files for the above slide show

    If you play the individual mp3 files, they work, but in the flash file they don't. I haven't changed any of the file heirarchy when I uploaded it, so it should still be correct. Here is the code I use to load the mp3s:

    mySoundObject = new Sound();
    mySoundObject.loadSound("mp3/slide"+counter+".mp3",true);
    ?:-{>

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    "this" normally cures that problem,

    using "this" ties the sound object to the originating timeline,

    mySoundObject = new Sound(this);

    also try using a full url for online testing,

    myURL = "http://yourUrl/mp3/";

    mySoundObject.loadSound(myURL+"slide"+counter+".mp 3",true);

    hth

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    Okay, stupid me. My audio.swf file failed to upload with the rest, hence no sound. Duh. I added the "this" to the sound anyway. Thanks. Stupid stupid stupid. But it works and it works well. :-)
    ?:-{>

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    my jukebox also uses a .txt playlist, its easily skinnable, open source. Draggable playlist items, playlist is saved to the users hd, and they can add songs from their collection on their computer. Volume, pan, random, repeat, once through.Time into song and time remaining, and scrolling titles if the title is too big for the textbox:

    http://www.syntonik.com/justin/mp3player.html

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    Great job on the jukebox, spacether! That really rocks!
    ?:-{>

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    thx

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