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To embed a single file: auto start (start on page load ) It is hidden and repeats.
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" hidden="true" loop=true><!-- -->
To change this so that it does play automatically in page load: changeautostart="true" to autostart="false".
To change this so that it only plays once: change loop="true" to loop="false"
Allowing Users to Control the Music: (using the control console) Small Console:
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" height=16 width=47 autostart="true" controls="smallconsole" loop="true"><!-- --> (gives users the play and stop buttons in a small console) <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" height=16 width=145 autostart="true" controls="smallconsole" loop="true"><!-- --> (gives users the play, stop and volume control) Large Console: <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" controls="console" autostart="true" loop=true height=60 width=145><!-- --> The "MASTERSOUND" Option: The MASTERSOUND attribute lets you control a single sound track with multiple single control panels. IE: A seperate volume, pause, stop and play button. 1) First you have to give your midi file a name so your control button knows what to play, stop, etc. <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" ><!-- --> 2) Add name="mymidi" and MASTERSOUND to it like this below: ( "mymidi" is an example, it does not have to be called that) <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" MASTERSOUND><!-- --> 3) Add your control to it. <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" CONTROLS="playbutton" MASTERSOUND><!-- --> volume: CONTROLS="volumelever" stop: CONTROLS="stopbutton" Pause: CONTROLS="pausebutton" Is greyed out until you click it. Play: CONTROLS="playbutton" Is greyed out until you click it. A Text or Image Stop Button: This will allow you to stop a playing midi with a text or image link. Normally this would be used for sound that auto plays. Insert this into the body of your page. <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function stop() { document.mymidi.stop()} </script> start the midi here. stop In your link: onClick="javascript:stop()" Example: text <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()">stop</a><!-- --> Example: Image <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()"><img src="stopthemusic.gif" border=0 height=60 width=60 alt="Stop The Music"></a><!-- --> Discussion - Graphics & MultimediaWebSites - Midi Related Scripts at A1JavaScripts.com
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" height=16 width=145 autostart="true" controls="smallconsole" loop="true"><!-- --> (gives users the play, stop and volume control) Large Console: <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" controls="console" autostart="true" loop=true height=60 width=145><!-- --> The "MASTERSOUND" Option: The MASTERSOUND attribute lets you control a single sound track with multiple single control panels. IE: A seperate volume, pause, stop and play button. 1) First you have to give your midi file a name so your control button knows what to play, stop, etc. <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" ><!-- --> 2) Add name="mymidi" and MASTERSOUND to it like this below: ( "mymidi" is an example, it does not have to be called that) <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" MASTERSOUND><!-- --> 3) Add your control to it. <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" CONTROLS="playbutton" MASTERSOUND><!-- --> volume: CONTROLS="volumelever" stop: CONTROLS="stopbutton" Pause: CONTROLS="pausebutton" Is greyed out until you click it. Play: CONTROLS="playbutton" Is greyed out until you click it. A Text or Image Stop Button: This will allow you to stop a playing midi with a text or image link. Normally this would be used for sound that auto plays. Insert this into the body of your page. <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function stop() { document.mymidi.stop()} </script> start the midi here. stop In your link: onClick="javascript:stop()" Example: text <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()">stop</a><!-- --> Example: Image <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()"><img src="stopthemusic.gif" border=0 height=60 width=60 alt="Stop The Music"></a><!-- --> Discussion - Graphics & MultimediaWebSites - Midi Related Scripts at A1JavaScripts.com
Large Console:
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" controls="console" autostart="true" loop=true height=60 width=145><!-- -->
The "MASTERSOUND" Option:
The MASTERSOUND attribute lets you control a single sound track with multiple single control panels. IE: A seperate volume, pause, stop and play button.
1) First you have to give your midi file a name so your control button knows what to play, stop, etc.
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" ><!-- -->
2) Add name="mymidi" and MASTERSOUND to it like this below: ( "mymidi" is an example, it does not have to be called that)
<!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" MASTERSOUND><!-- -->
3) Add your control to it. <!-- --><embed src="http://YOUR URL.mid" autostart="true" loop="true" name="mymidi" CONTROLS="playbutton" MASTERSOUND><!-- -->
A Text or Image Stop Button: This will allow you to stop a playing midi with a text or image link.
Normally this would be used for sound that auto plays.
Insert this into the body of your page.
Example: text <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()">stop</a><!-- -->
Example: Image <!-- --><a href="javascript://" onClick="javascript:stop()"><img src="stopthemusic.gif" border=0 height=60 width=60 alt="Stop The Music"></a><!-- -->