This tutorial will guide you, on how to add extra buttons to the play, pause, forward, and rewind the WordPress audio player created by Amazing Audio Player.
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Category Archives: jQuery Audio Player
How to add an HTML5 audio player to Blocs
Please view the tutorial for how to add an audio player to Blocs for Mac: https://amazingaudioplayer.com/how-to-add-an-html5-audio-player-to-blocs/
Support m4a audio format
Question:
Does Amazing Audio Player support m4a audio format?
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Playing a Specific Track
Question:
Basically, I want to know if I’m able to send someone to the page the player is on but have the player playing a specific track rather than default to the first track.
For example, my customer is reading an article and there’s a link that asks them to “click here” to hear the interview. When they click I want to send them to the separate page where my player is but I want it to automatically play track 12.
Is there easy code to accomplish this?
Answer:
The following answer only works for Version 3.0 and above.
The player created with Version 3.0 and above supports two URL parameters firstaudioid and autoplayaudio. You can use the parameter to specify an audio to start.
The id of first video is 0. For example, the following URL will start playing the third audio.
How to add download links in Amazing Audio Player
This tutorial will guide you how to add download links in Amazing Audio Player, so your visitor can directly download the mp3 files from the audio player.
This tutorial is for Amazing Audio Player Version 2.6 and above.
Step1 – Create Audio Player in Amazing Audio Player
If it’s your first time to use Amazing Audio Player, please view https://amazingaudioplayer.com/quick-start-guide/ for a quick start.
In this tutorial, we are going to use the skin DarkBox and add download links to the playlist.
Step 2 – Customise the Player skin and add download links
In Amazing Audio Player, step 2, Skins dialog, Tracklist tab, change the value of Track list item format to the following text:
%ID%. %TITLE% <span style='position:absolute;top:0;right:0;'><a href='%AUDIOURL%' onclick='event.stopPropagation();' download='%TITLE%.mp3' target='_blank'>Download</a></span>
In the above code, %ID%, %TITLE% and %AUDIOURL% are predefined macro variables. They will be replaced by each audio id, title and audio URL dynamically.