HTML page with wav file not working

[Guest Catherine Brown]

I embeded a WAV file (mpeglayer3) on an HTML page. It works fine on my computer. When I uploaded it to my web site, it took its time to upload so I figure it did upload. Unfortunately the player box came right up on the page too fast, and no sound comes out. I asked the website people and they told me I can not stream sound, it can only download onto others' computers. Is the mpeglayer3 streaming sound? I didn't think so. When I uploaded a video file, it worked properly on the website.

The bit rate is 16 kbps, mono, audio sample rate: 8khz, MPEG layer-3.

The html code is:

<tr>

<embed src="b10.wav"loop=0"></TR>

I read you should include two codes on the same page so that every kind of browser can hear it. The other code is:

<TR>

<bgsound src="b10.wav"loop=0"></TR>

Even with the first code only it still doesn't work.

I also included the wav file in the folder, of course... Where did I go wrong?

[wnbfcal]

Hi Catherine,

 

I am trying to convert mpeg's (bits of movies), is this possible with wavepad?

 

Thanks!

 

 

 

 

 

I embeded a WAV file (mpeglayer3) on an HTML page. It works fine on my computer. When I uploaded it to my web site, it took its time to upload so I figure it did upload. Unfortunately the player box came right up on the page too fast, and no sound comes out. I asked the website people and they told me I can not stream sound, it can only download onto others' computers. Is the mpeglayer3 streaming sound? I didn't think so. When I uploaded a video file, it worked properly on the website.

The bit rate is 16 kbps, mono, audio sample rate: 8khz, MPEG layer-3.

The html code is:

<tr>

<embed src="b10.wav"loop=0"></TR>

I read you should include two codes on the same page so that every kind of browser can hear it. The other code is:

<TR>

<bgsound src="b10.wav"loop=0"></TR>

Even with the first code only it still doesn't work.

I also included the wav file in the folder, of course... Where did I go wrong?

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[nchngoc]

No, WavePad doesn't support mpeg.