Now, I'll test audio element in html5. This is my song by the way, but the player looks the same as one that could have been used as provided by the Internet Archive. No difference.Update: Actually, now that I looked at both more closely, the IA one is different.Seems to work on Chrome and Firefox with the html5 extension. Works on some tablets and phones. Doesn't work in IE.
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html5 writing and video attempt
I am trying to learn how to code in html5 adding the video element. However, it is difficult to find a source that will actually play.This one that I think now works comes from the Internet Archive, and is under the Creative Copyright listed for this video. Attribution: Coffeehouse_tch_142 by Mark Cohen.Seems to work in Chrome. Works in Firefox with html5 extension. Might work on some tablets and phones. Doesn't work in IE. Appropriate links to give credit: https://archive.org/details/coffeehouse_tch_142 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/us/ Sometimes,I don't know why, this post craps out. Just refresh the browser until it plays.
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Aiff best copies
I may have gotten better at post-production finally to the point where I can sort of do it. Here are the best copies of songs so far.
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Most tablets, as far as I can tell, seem as if they are being designed not for use with Flash. Sometimes, there may be a special "app...
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Decided to use the Archive.org standard embed instead of the audio tag. Ukulele and vocals, with the idea of sounding like an old time son...