My first snippet
For some friends in a band I needed a way to play their songs without revealing the path to the MP3’s in your HTML source. Even though I have to admit that the path encryption is based on a GPL encryption scheme, I don’t think web users will look at snippet source code to decrypt an MP3 path..!
// Snippet: mPlayer
// Description: Flash MP3 Player with URL encryption
// Version: 1.0b
// Author: mattiasdh (
[email protected])
//
// Usage: [[mPlayer?file=filename.mp3]]
//
// 2006.11.21: Version 1.0b
// - First release
// - Bugfree (I think) and fully functional
// - TODO: assign unique ID to each snippet call to implement javascript as_stopAll call
//
// Copyright & Licencing:
// GNU General Public License (GPL) (
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html)
//
// Credits:
// Audio Player 1.2.3 from
http://www.1pixelout.net/code/audio-player-wordpress-plugin/
// modified to allow URL encryption.
// Snippet code based on FlvPlayer snippet by Matt Hobbs.
Download in attachment.
Put mplayer.swf in assets/flash/ and your MP3’s in assets/media/
Create a new snippet ’mPlayer’ and paste mplayer.php into it.
That’s it!
The reason I consider this snippet still under development is because you’ll see that at
http://www.1pixelout.net/code/audio-player-wordpress-plugin/ starting one player stops the others, using javascript to go through the mplayer ID’s.
Does anybody know how to get a unique ID for every snippet call?
