it was playing fine when i previewed it on Blue voda. i need help please. thanx!
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Hi, I embedded Hot 108 Jamz on my website and it was fine until i pushed play. nothing happened. the button pushes down but it just says "buffering" and then says "ready" again. it was playing fine when i previewed it on Blue voda. i need help please. thanx!
it was playing fine when i previewed it on Blue voda. i need help please. thanx!
can you post the embedded code ? and probably more information.
That way we will be able to help you a little more.
That way we will be able to help you a little more.
heres the embed code:
I looked through it carefully but didnt see anything wrong. I also took it out of my site's html code and embedded it again but it still wont let me push play. but keep in mind that it just doesnt work when i upload it to zymic.
CODE
<br /><form action="http://www.bum-files.com" method="post" target="_new"><embed type="application/x-mplayer2" pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/MediaPlayer/" src="http://www.bum-files.com/internetradio/stations/rap-hip-hop1.asx" align="middle" width=310 height=45 autostart="True" loop="False" volume="100" showstatusbar=false></embed><input type="submit" value="Internet Radio At bum-files.com" /><br /></form><img style="visibility:hidden;width:0px;height:0px;" border=0 width=0 height=0 src="http://counters.gigya.com/wildfire/CIMP/bT*xJmx*PTEyMTE4NjMwODUwMTcmcHQ9MTIxMTg2MzEyMzg4MyZwPTU2MzUxJmQ9Jm49Jmc9MQ==.jpg
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I looked through it carefully but didnt see anything wrong. I also took it out of my site's html code and embedded it again but it still wont let me push play. but keep in mind that it just doesnt work when i upload it to zymic.
what is your website?
Why don't you use the info from the real site? http://www.hot108.com/
If you click the winamp play list, save it to your computer and open it with a text file you get the location of all their streams. And then you can use those streams in an embeddable player.
If you click the winamp play list, save it to your computer and open it with a text file you get the location of all their streams. And then you can use those streams in an embeddable player.
i copied and past your code on my pc and made an .html file and it works, i am guessing if it doesnt work on Zymic and Zymic only its probably because some function has been disabled.
lmao its the fsockopen() being disabled. You can't connect to outside hosts from zymic servers.
This script or any similar to it simply won't work on Zymic hosting.
Can't believe I didn't think of that earlier.
This script or any similar to it simply won't work on Zymic hosting.
Can't believe I didn't think of that earlier.
lmao. fsockopen() is what a lot of users seem to want. May be when v2.0 comes out that will be a function of it.
Jacob.
Jacob.
Find a different host just to host the HTML page where you will put the embedded and iframe it on your zymic site.
Its the best i can come up with
Its the best i can come up with
QUOTE(MrTouz @ Jun 17 2008, 10:57 AM) 
Find a different host just to host the HTML page where you will put the embedded and iframe it on your zymic site.
Its the best i can come up with
Its the best i can come up with
or pop up.
example: http://indiecore.net/listen.html
click flash
Yea exactly, thats how i have as a player on one of my sites.
I suggest it to be honest, popups are quite good when it comes to refresh the page and stuff, it allows your users to navigate around your site as well as listening to your music and radio.
Popup will combine : easy way of listening, 'iframe' so the source can be hosted on different site and its easy to navigate with your site !
I suggest it to be honest, popups are quite good when it comes to refresh the page and stuff, it allows your users to navigate around your site as well as listening to your music and radio.
Popup will combine : easy way of listening, 'iframe' so the source can be hosted on different site and its easy to navigate with your site !
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