I just stumbled upon jPlayer, a MIT / GPL licensed audio player that:
- uses HTML 5 <audio> (ogg, mp3, ...) if the browser supports it
- falls back to "invisible" flash if html5 <audio> is not supported for the given file format
Basically, jPlayer covers all of your items 1-6, and nicely abstracts from individual html5 audio format capabilities
sounds good :-)
I just stumbled upon jPlayer, a MIT / GPL licensed audio player that:
- uses HTML 5 <audio> (ogg, mp3, ...) if the browser supports it
- falls back to "invisible" flash if html5 <audio> is not supported for the given file format
Basically, jPlayer covers all of your items 1-6, and nicely abstracts from individual html5 audio format capabilities
Heres a website with some demos: www.happyworm. com/jquery/ jplayer/ latest/ demos.htm
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Heres a demo of its html5 audio browser capability checks: www.happyworm. com/jquery/ jplayer/ HTML5.Audio. Support/
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what do you think?