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Topic: Music on Web Site
Posted By: Misty
Subject: Music on Web Site
Date Posted: 03 November 2003 at 4:38pm
I am deaf so I don't know that much about music on the web. A potential client told me that he liked http://www.noomoon.com/castle/ - http://www.noomoon.com/castle/  including the music.  Can someone please explain the process of putting music like the one on http://www.noomoon.com/castle/ - http://www.noomoon.com/castle/ on a web site? Thanks!



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Posted By: KCWebMonkey
Date Posted: 03 November 2003 at 7:27pm

i can't hear any music on that site, nor do i see any reference to a music source in the code...

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i found the music, it's on another one of the pages, not the home page. this is what they used (you can find this in the code if you view source) <BGSOUND SRC="music/bwv825.midi">

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Posted By: Bluefrog
Date Posted: 04 November 2003 at 7:55am

Ah... One of my specialties.

Options:

  1. Streaming audio
  2. Embedded Flash
  3. Embedded Windows Media
  4. Embedded QuickTime
  5. Embedded Real Audio

Windows Audio (WMA9) is the BEST. Screw what other people say. it is the absolute best. QT is crap. Real is crap.

However... the best WEB audio is Flash for compatibility reasons.

See http://maven3d.com/en/experience_it.asp?PID=1 - http://maven3d.com/en/experience_it.asp?PID=1  for an example of Flash and Windows Media. (I would never put up Real or QT.) Both versions are embedded in the page completely. MIDI is generally poor on the web. I would never use it. The Window Media uses WMA while the Flash uses MP3.

However... for serious high-end stuff, AAC or WMA9 Pro are the only two viable things out there at the moment. Proprietary stuff just won't cut it if people need to download stuff. And WMA and AAC are two of the best audio codecs available. Other good stuff is DTS, MLP, and AC3. But I'm quite sure that you can't afford them... I know I can't... They would all require some serious nasty programming to implement on the web.

 

 



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