Embedded media player on the webpage is simple. You can complete a simple player with the following code:
<! Doctype HTML public "-// W3C // dtd xhtml 1.0 transitional // en" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" > <Html Xmlns = Http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" > <Head> <Meta Content = "Text/html; charset = UTF-8" HTTP-equiv = "Content-Type" /> <Title> Audio Player </Title> Height = "200" Type = "Video/X-MS-WMV" Width = "200" > <Param Name = "FILENAME" Value = "C: \ Users \ skyd \ music \ Groove Coverage \ far away from home. MP3" /> <Param Name = "Autostart" Value = "True" /> <Param Name = "Loop" Value = "True" /> </Object> </body>
Running effect:
How can I enable the player to play multiple audio/video files?
You cannot directly add multiple filename parameters to HTML for multi-file playback. You can create a playback list and point the filename parameter to the position of the playback list.
The following C #CodeCreates a playlist file supported by Windows Media Player:
Public static void Generate an ASX music playlist file ( String Storage path, Params string [] File path list ){ Stringbuilder S = New Stringbuilder (); Foreach ( VaR F In File Path list) {s . Appendline ( String . Format ( @ "<Entry> <ref href =" "{0}"/> </entry>" , F ));} Streamwriter SW = New Streamwriter (Storage path, False , Encoding . Default); SW . Write ( String . Format ( @ "<ASX version =" "3.0" "> {0} </ASX>" , S); SW . Close ();}
Note that:
Encoding should be default (in simplified Chinese system default is equivalent to gb2312), UTF-8, Unicode and so on are not good, ASCII can, but does not support Chinese path.
The music file name can be a local path or URL, either absolute or relative path. If it is a local path, URL encoding is not required.
The file name of the saved playlist is preferably set to. ASX. Otherwise, the player may not recognize it.
How to play a song in random (out of order?
You cannot specify out-of-order playback behaviors in HTML by using parameters. You can use a work und to clone N parts of the playback list, disrupt the order, and combine them into a new large playback list, randomizes playback.
Here we provide a simple extension method to disrupt the set:
StaticRandomR=NewRandom();
/// <Summary> /// Returns the random sorted set. /// </Summary> Public static Ienumerable < T > Random < T > ( This Ienumerable < T > O ){ VaR C = O . Count (); VaR L = New List < Int > (); For ( Int I = 0 ; I < C; I ++ ) {L . Add (I );} While (L . Count > 0 ){ VaR I = L [R . Next (L . Count)]; L . Remove (I ); Yield return O . Elementat (I );}}
You only need to combine n original Playlists that have been disrupted by this method into a new playlist output.
On the DesktopProgramThis method is used to play background music.
This should be the easiest way to play music in a desktop program, although it has a strong shanzhai style.
You only need to create a webbrowser control and assign its documenttext attribute to the HTML code of the player.
The following C # code can be used to play background music:
VaR Path = @ "C: \ 123.asx" ; VaR B = New Webbrowser (); B . Documenttext = String . Format ( @ "<! Doctype HTML public ""-// W3C // dtd xhtml 1.0 transitional // en "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd"> <HTML xmlns = "" http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml "> , PATH );
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