Install music in your webpage by using Adobe Flash.
Flash is an Adobe product that allows the user to create interactive multimedia. Flash creations can be embedded in the HTML of a website to add animations, videos and even audio. Adobe Flash allows audio to be used by embedding. A music file can be loaded into Flash. After that, a control panel can be added so that a user can choose to stop, play, rewind or fast forward the music. Using an audio player in Flash is fairly straightforward and includes some coding to create the player and then clicking audio controls to manipulate the audio.
Instructions
1. Launch Adobe Flash by clicking the program icon on your desktop or going to the "Start Menu" and clicking "All Programs" and then "Adobe Flash".
2. Open the Action Script panel on the Flash workspace. Click "File", "Create New", and then "ActionScript 2.0".
3. Open the components window on the Flash workspace. Click "Ctrl" and "F7" at the same time.
4. Bring the Media Controller from the Components window to the stage of the Flash workspace. Click and drag "Media Controller" from the Components panel to the stage. The stage is the large white center part of the Flash workspace. The Media Controller will be automatically selected, which will be shown by a blue outline. Leave this component selected.
5. Give the Media Controller a new name of your choice. Type the new name in the "" Properties panel, which is at the bottom of the workspace. Click in the "Instance Name" window and type the new name.
6. Change the height and width of the Media Controller component to your desired measurements. The height and width windows are located in the "Properties" panel. Click in each window and then type in your desired measurements.
7. Add the "Media Display" component Media Controller that you have just renamed. Click and drag the "Media Display" component from the "Components" panel to the stage and release the mouse to drop it on top of the Media Controller. The Media Display will remain selected and will have a blue outline. Leave this component selected.
8. Give your Media Display component a new name. Click on the "" box in the "Properties" panel. Type the new name in the box.
9. Change the height and width of the Media Display by clicking on the "H" and "W" boxes in the "Properties" panel and typing in the desired measurements.
10. Open the "Behaviors" window. Press "Shift" and "F3" at the same time.
11. Click the "+" sign that is located in the "Behaviors" window. Select "Associate Controller" and "Media" and the name of your Media Controller.
12. Open the "Component Inspector Window". Press "Shift" and "F7" at the same time.
13. Select the Media Display component that you recently renamed on the stage. A blue outline will appear around this component when it is selected.
14. Click "MP" from the "Parameters" tab located in the "Components" panel.
15. Type the URL of your choice of music file into the "Parameters" tab.
16. Click or unclick the "Automatically Play" box in the "Parameters" tab depending on whether or not you'd like the music to start automatically or if you'd like the use to press "Play" for the music to start.
17.Save the file. Click "File" and "Publish Settings". Assure that the "SWF" and "HTML" tabs are checked in the save menu. Type the name of your choice into the name window of the save menu. Click "Publish".
18. Open the coding or "back side" of the webpage in which you would like to embed the Flash audio player.
19. Open the HTML code of the Flash audio player by clicking the audio player file in the location that it has been saved. The HTML file contains the code with a ".html" suffix.
20. Highlight and copy the HTML code of the audio player.
21. Paste the audio player code into the body of the HTML code of your website. The body of the code is anywhere between the "" and "" tags.
22. Publish your website to your server.
23. Launch your website.
24. Use the Flash audio player. Click the control buttons to manipulate the music. The play button is represented by a triangle. The stop button is represented by a square. The pause button is represented by two vertical lines. The fast forward button is represented by two triangles pointing to the right. The rewind button is represented by two triangles pointing to the left. Click the button that corresponds to the action you'd like to happen in relation to the music.
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