If you would like to add sound, there is two tags you can use. One
is one you would use in the <body> tag, and that is bgsound="filename.ext"
This will work, but it's kind of
lame. You can also use the <embed> tag to do it. And this
is much more feasible. Check out some of the various options, all
of whick work with .wav, .mid, and .au files:
Note:
If you tried but it was not work right, please try to change these
tag &It to the symbol "<"
instead of. Form upon example, change <body>
to be <body> then do the same
with each tutorials so.
- Automatically Load Sound
- You would use the following
code:
<EMBED SRC="filename.ext" autostart="true"
autohide="false">
This tag would automatically start playing once the file was
loaded (via autostart="true") and would not hide the
console (via autohide="false"). If the autohide was
true, you would not see the console. If autostart was
"false", the user would have to push
"Play" on the cosole to hear it.
- User Controlled Playing
- If you want the user to control
the playing of the sounds, try this code: <EMBED SRC="filename.ext"
width=135 height=60 controls=console>
This will make the console visible. Pretty simple. If you only
want to show the "Play" button, use this code:
<EMBED SRC="filename.ext" width=34 height=23
controls=playbutton>
This will only show the play button. But there is a downer to
this. The only way to stop it is to reload or go to another
page. Not very feasible. And if you want the console to be
limited in size, try this:
<EMBED SRC="filename.ext" width=144
height=15 controls=smallconsole> You can change the
height and width to your desires.
- Playing Portions and Volume
- Let's say you only want to play
a certain part of the sound file. Than do this:
<EMBED SRC="filename.ext" starttime=00:50
endtime=01:20 width=135 height=60 controls=console>
This will only play the time that you have specified. And if
the sound file has a low volume, and you want to make it
louder, try this:
<EMBED SRC="filename.ext" volume=60%
width=135 height=60 controls=console>
This will increase the volume by 60%. That number can
obviously change as you see fit.
Well, hopefully this has helped you
get a basic understanding how to add sound to your pages. If I
have left anything out, please let me know. And thanks again for
the visit.
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