I found it it is in the header. Thanks.

Isnt the player supposed to be in the admin cp?

That is not this version. This version relies on XML population therefore requires no database adjustments or SQL queries.

The version that uses the vBulletin ACP can be found here.

Whichof these is better for a novice at handling vb hacks?

Probably this version at the moment - since the other version requires a fix in the product XML file, which I have not got around to doing yet.

im still getting this when i click on the mp3 player link on my navbar

Database error in vBulletin 3.6.4:

Invalid SQL:

SELECT COUNT(*) AS id
FROM mp3playlist AS mp3playlist WHERE approvemp3=1;

MySQL Error : Unknown column 'approvemp3' in 'where clause'
Error Number : 1054
Date : Saturday, January 13th 2007 @ 02:53:28 PM
Script : http://www.whiteplusyellow.com/forum...mp3playerpopup
Referrer :
IP Address : 71.231.84.128
Username : WhiteplusYellow
Classname : vB_Database

Havng uploaded the swf, playlist flashobject etc and created templates and module. nothing shows up, well not true the module shows up with the" flash java warning". It shows this for everyone on the forum so its probably not a browser setting.

Suggestions and help please.

This error does not relate to this modification, this mod uses no database SQL entries. It is entirely XML driven.

Bump because I would like to get this running :)

Sorted thanks

The 1st Mp3 starts to play once the buffer level is reached, how do I set theplayer so that it will not start unless the play button is selected on vbMp3Player in module?

None of my music will play in my Player, What do i do?

The player opens. I press play, the play Icon flashes like its playing, but the track time says zero and it is not playing music....

make sure u have a valid link to that file

make sure u have at least a couple of songs in that particular playlist

make sure it is mp3 format

This would be the case of the player not reading the mp3 file correctly. Make sure you have done the following:

1. No spaces are used in the mp3 file name. The player will associate a space with %20 and therefore you will not hear the track.

2. Make sure you do not use foreign characters or non alphanumeric characters.

3. Check the path is correct to the mp3

This error does not relate to this modification. No database entries are used in this modification.

ok, welll i took a look at my XML file and found that the path had the "public_html" part in it, so i took that out and it works!! Thanks~

how to add songs into the player

You add songs by editing the XML file included in the .zip. Just enter the url and name of track in the file, like the examples.

Great mod, but I am having an issue. I'm trying to listen to the two example tracks you've included with the vbMP3 player (the iPod one). I click the track, the "play" icon glows red, but no music starts and the little bar in the screen does not move, it stays at 0. I try to click the play button, but no good. Help?

-Skip

The example tracks are no longer valid links, therefore you should change them to mp3's of your own.

Oooh, that makes sense then. Thanks! :)

-Skip

I'll modify the first post to reflect this issue.

Can I link like http://server.webstream.com:1234 or http://www.stream.com/demo.m3u use ?

This player was designed only to use the mp3 file format. Maybe at a later date I may release a player for stream content.

I loaded the player. it shows up well. I hosted a few sound files and placed the url where it goes. The title of the song shows up in the list but it will not play anything. What could be wrong?

This problem normally occurs if the player is not reading the mp3 file name correctly. See this link for details on this FAQ.

HTH

I made the change to the file name. The file is currently named this way: Praise_To_God.mp3

And it is stored at wikiupload.com But I still get no sound or advancement and the play button just flashes at me when I attempt to play the song.At the bottom of the pop up box is continually reads: transferring data from wikiupload.com

What might be wrong here?

Is this named mp3 file reflected in the XML file? I'm not familar with wikiupload.com, does it support full url addresses to files stored? Meaning the end of the url ends with .mp3 and nothing else, or the player will try to read this as a flashvar, which isn't designed for use with this player.

should I just put al the sound files in the xml file?

All the urls to your mps's should be entered in the XML file, along with the track title. The XML file is read by the flash player file, it doesn't read mp3's directly.

love the hack and very easy to install but i dont like the ipod theme

There will be some new players available soon, with skinning capabilities. 5 skins will be supplied, and a template to create your own.:)

nice one mate

will there be away to add your own radio station to the list

because if its possible it would be mint :)

Ive been searching and reading this thread forever, I cant get the player to work with IE7 or some other IE's... seems to work perfect with firefox, I use 2.0.0.2

any info? im kinda lost for the moment and no one can listen, well with IE anyways lol thanks!

http://forums.socaltundras.com

i have just checked your website out and the player seems fine on your Xamira skin on your forum

If it's not showing in any IE version you may need to update your Flash player ActiveX plugin. It was designed with Flash 8.0, therefore you would need Flash Player 8.0 or higher installed.

You can find the latest version here

HTH...

well that makes too much sense lol .. thanks, ill let everyone know :up:

THIS actually fixed the problem ... same thing pretty much, heh

Oops... I forgot I was using Firefox at the time!:rolleyes: So the redirect pointed me to the flash plugin for the browser I was using at the time. I rarely use IE 7.0 - it still seems to buggy to me.:D

seriously .... with IE7 my forums dont load right and it does weird things while loading pages, sucks to be those members I guess lol

sorry back on topic :D music works great and members are happy now [with the "ipod" anyways] thanks!

is it possible to get this to open within a vb page? that is, instead of a completely separate window?