On drums...

When building Cupola's website, I'm using iWeb, which is a simple (like me) web builder. I've loaded several rough songs into it, which means that they are stored at the host, and don't necessarily show up quickly, or at all, in the case where someone doesn't have QuickTime loaded, or worse, is still running Internet Explorer...

How do you guys load music onto a site?

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Gregory

Hey Gregory,
can't You upload them as files, so they can be downloaded for listening?!?

Or, can't You embed some sort of a player that will allow for the songs to be heard on the web page?

Usually, web builder programs that use wizard-interface, should have something.
Does this link help?!?
http://iwebfaq.org/site/iWeb_Music.html

If there's anything I can try and do from here Gregory, let me know...

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Goki - short from Goran

Let the good drums roll!!!

I am far from an expert in this area, but when I visit people's websites the ones that have Flash music players work the best.

- D.

Thanks for the link, Goki. I was just looking at it. My problem is that it is written for someone who understands it, and I don't.

Flash Player is suggested, but I'm like the guy in the engine room whose been told to oil the valves, and I have no idea what a valve is.

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Gregory

Be aware that Mac devices (iPads, iPods, iPhones, etc.) do not support Flash.

Barry

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Arrrgh! Ah well, thanks for letting me know, Barry.

Oh well, leaving them up in Quicktime for now, with a Quicktime download button in plain view. PC users and other paranoids will have to go without.

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Gregory