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It's a modified version of Odeo player, that's used to play podcasts on : Next, click the blue Select button in the. In the My Drive tab, select the file you’d like to upload by clicking it.

While there are many solutions based on Flash, this is the one I like the most. Once the audio file is uploaded, open your Google Slides presentation that you’d like to add the audio to, click Insert in the menu bar, and then click Audio. Go to your Google Sites dashboard, select the page where you need to add the widget. It's like an audio version of Google Video or YouTube, with the difference that the file is hosted on your server (or on another server). Use the Music widget First, convert your code to iFrame. You can play a partial MP3 file in audio player, but many people aren't aware of that.īut there's another away: a Flash player that allows you to pause and rewind the MP3. Most people want to preview the audio and not wait until it downloads completely. This means the mp3 is hosted on your site or on some mp3 hosting services. Remember to change MP3link with the link to your mp3 file url. If you increase the height, a black empty zone starts to appear, so best keep it at 27px.

#Adding an mp3 audio playr to a google site download#

You can just put a link to the MP3 and let people download it or you can include it as an object and let the browser play it with a plug-in like QuickTime (and most of the times also crash the browser). You can change the width of the Google audio player to fit your content width. $(".toggle-audio").You have an MP3 file (a podcast, a song of your band, a lecture) and you want to share it with the visitors of your site. Note: After your toggle, it will restart from the beginning because the is already deleted and the element will play as normal now. index.jsīrowser = () īackgroundAudio = setInterval(function(), 120000) // 120000 is the duration of your audio which in this case 2 mins.Īlso if you have a toggle event for your audio make sure to remove the created element for audio. It seems that audio auto-play is working so we don't need the element because it will create double audio running. Personally I prefer solution #2 because it is cleaner approach for not relying so much in JavaScript. There is also another workaround for this according to an iframe that doesn't play anything just to trigger the autoplay in the first load. $('#playAudio').remove() // just to make sure that it will not have 2x audio in the background And audio tag aswell for non-chrome browsers Īnd in my script var isChrome = /Chrome/.test(erAgent) & /Google Inc/.test(navigator.vendor)