Yahoo! Media Player enhances your web site or blog by creating an embedded player for each audio link. All the links can be played with one click, and it automatically finds all audio links on your page, turning your page into a playlist.
Magical floating design never gets lost, is available when you need it, gets out of your way when you don’t need it. So that it keeps the user in the page rather than sending them away to a media player. This is done by adding one line of HTML to your page.
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Demo: http://mediaplayer.yahoo.com/
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Been using this for a while, works great, easy to maintain!
Does this work on iPhones and web phones as well ?
I just came across the Yahoo Media Player. If you have MP3 audio on your site then perhaps this is the tool for you. All that is required is the addition of a JavaScript file and your site automatically takes advantage of the Yahoo Media Player. Behind the scenes, the Yahoo Media Player code will find all the MP3 audio and add a play button to each of them. In addition, a play list is created for you. By default, the MP3 will be played using Flash and if Flash is not available then QuickTime or Media Player will be used.
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