AudioCentric

Visible Java interface controlled by the user:

Sorry, cannot run Java in this browser.

Or, completely controlled through Javascript:

The problem: you take the time to have streaming audio on your site, only to find out that no one has the right plugins. The solution: AudioCentric is a free Java applet that plays streaming audio files without a plugin!

How To Use:

Download AudioCentric1.zip (324KB)

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Java Source: unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<h3>Visible Java interface controlled by the user</h3>
<APPLET  CODE="AudioCentric.Player" name="AudioCentric"
codebase="classes" archive="AudioCentric.jar" WIDTH="250" HEIGHT="20">
<PARAM NAME="cabbase" VALUE="AudioCentric.cab">
	<!-- <PARAM name="autostart" value="true"> -->
	<!-- use this or the javascript method -->
<PARAM  name="file" value="media/default.wav">
<PARAM name="UI" value="applet">
Sorry, cannot run Java in this browser.
</APPLET>

<h3>Or, completely controlled through Javascript</h3>
<SCRIPT>
<!--
	function play() { document.AudioCentric.playAudio(null) }
	function playFile(file) { document.AudioCentric.playAudio(file) }
	function pause() { document.AudioCentric.pauseAudio() }
	function stop() { document.AudioCentric.stopAudio() }
//-->
</SCRIPT>
<P>
<A href="javascript:play()"><IMG border=0
	src="images/play.gif" title=Play width=21 height=21></A>
<A href="javascript:pause()"><IMG border=0
	src="images/pause.gif" title=Pause width=21 height=21></A>
<A href="javascript:stop()"><IMG border=0
	src="images/stop.gif" title=Stop width=21 height=21></A>
</P>
<P>
<A href="javascript:playFile('media/default.wav')">Twinkle Twinkle (29k)</A>
<A href="javascript:playFile('media/Dr.wav')">MD (30k)</A>
</P>

Configuration: config.html

Status: free

Author: Rolande Kendal

Homepage: http://www.cheetahpublisher.com/AudioCentric

Upload Date: January 27, 2000

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