Flash player

[Collector]

I am experimenting with a flash player for audio. Take a look at the GK Mysteries Soundtrack page and let me know how you like it in comparison to the older, RealPlayer version.

[AndreaDraco]

I like it much, much more!

Great job, Collector!

[Almirena]

Much better, Collector - I like it. (Just a note - Grabriel...? <grin>)

[Collector]

Thanks for the catch on the typo. I can't even figure out how that one happened.

[Tawmis]

Very nice! Did you get the songs from QuestStudios to begin with? I wish I knew Flash...!

[Collector]

Very nice! Did you get the songs from QuestStudios to begin with? I wish I knew Flash...!

No, I ripped them from my treasured GK Mysteries collection. I have now done my Sierra Soundtrack Collection and Dragon Fire Soundtrack pages in flash, too. No knowledge of Flash is required. I have not converted them into flash. The flash player just plays the MP3s as is.

[Collector]

I have all of the Sierra Soundtrack pages converted, now.

[AndreaDraco]

As usual, great work!

[Tawmis]

What software do you use to convert the videos to flash? (I know it's not about the music) - just curious is all.

[Collector]

I normally don't like to install shareware, since that is where a lot of the adware/spyware comes from, but this is more "nagware".

http://www.agreeconverter.com/all-video ... atinum.htm

You could also do a search on SourceForge for opensource freeware. Once you have it converted it is easy to get it to play in the Flash player I have on SHP and LarryLaffer.net. You can add movies to the playlist by including them in the XML file. Just look at the code of the movie page on LarryLaffer.net and the XML file it refers to.

[Fender_178]

Very nice Collector. By switching to flash it will decrease the amount of crashes or problems people were having with real player if anybody had any problems that is.