Using Multiple param in BBCode

[Syxguns]

Okay, I'm not a coder! I tend to search, try, copy, paste, and follow examples! LOL

So I've been searching forever for an MP3 player to embed in my forum posts. I finally found one that works great, but I need a little help with the BBCode Manager on it.

This is the code I'm using:

<object type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
data="https://www.mysite.com/music/MP3Player/button/musicplayer.swf?&song_url=https://www.mysite.com/music/sample_songs/{param1}/{param2}.mp3" 
width="17" height="17">
<param name="movie" 
value="https://www.mysite.com/music/MP3Player/button/musicplayer.swf?&song_url=https://www.mysite.com/music/sample_songs/{param1}/{param2}.mp3&" />
<img src="noflash.gif" 
width="17" height="17" alt="" />
</object>

What you are looking at is a lot of mumbo jumbo to me, but for some reason it works even though the picture does not show up on the BBCode Manager. The image does show up on the forum, and that is what is important. If you can help with that as well I would appreciate it.

The item was downloaded from here: [URL=http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/]Button Version 0.1[URL] There is a test page for the item and that is where I got the code from. The test page is here: Test Page so you don't have to read it all.

My primary problem is that my site requires a ton of sample songs that will go into designated folders, "{param1}", and within that folder is a specific MP3, "{param2}. The following are the test I've done so far.

1) typed entire URL - worked
2) used {param}.mp3 - worked
3) used {param1}{param2}.mp3 and typed: [MP3]Folder_Name/Song_Name[/MP3] - fail
4) used {param1}/{param2}.mp3 - failed
5) used {param1}{param2} and added the ".mp3" at the end of the text - failed

I've probably tried a couple of other ways of doing it as well. I tried no space between folder name and MP3. I've tried "/" between the two, I've even tried using a comma between the folder and MP3 name. The darn thing is that I've done this before, I just can't remember how I did it.

Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. This may mean that I have to use the {option} command, but I don't think I did that last time. Many thanks!