Now, I'm trying to look into ways of putting a web-based Flash MP3 player onto the Kanaz@wee! Podcast. I found this website that offers something to download for free:
XSPF Web Music Player Download
XSPF Web Music Player Help File
I'm hoping that blogger.com might have some suggestions as well.
Here's a cool tutorial on how to design your own Flash-based MP3 player.
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1 comment:
Now, I want to add music to my blog. I wonder how to do that and how I can avoid getting into copyright problems. I doubt I can avoid the latter.
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