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Posted by Andy Dingley on 05/29/07 08:44
On 29 May, 02:30, cwdjrxyz <spamtr...@cwdjr.info> wrote:
> Do not use embed. It is not, and never has been, an official W3C html
> tag, as validation of a page using at the W3C validator will quickly
> show.
This is true enough, however it also works, and it works in a non-
player specific manner that's not emulatable by other standards-based
tricks.
> Moreover, when used for sound, embed does not now always work for
> some modern browsers.
Which ones?
> I suggest using a m3u playlist for your case.
That ought to work (from my limited knowledge), but I'd be interested
to know from others just how widespread support for .m3u playlists is?
It's also worth remembering that the audience for music is highly
segmented. Target content at "the myspace generation" and they're
almost certain to have an MP3 player installed that will
recognise .m3u. Target exactly the same music page with older
content for an older audience and it might cause problems, just
because that audience hasn't manually installed the same set of add-
ins.
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