[thelist] Stupid Question -- mp3 file in a separate window?
Andrew Clover
and at doxdesk.com
Wed Feb 13 09:19:57 CST 2002
Michele Wandrei <michele at inthree.com> wrote:
> I'm working on a page that contains a link to an mp3 file. When
> I click on that link, the browser takes me to the standard ugly
> gray window with the little Quicktime control in the center.
Reconfigure your setup so that the QuickTime plug-in does not claim MP3s.
Most people will get an open/save dialogue box, or a pop-up media player
window, instead.
Providing a direct link to the MP3, as you have done, is the best thing you
can do. You could try adding an extra pop-up link to an HTML file including
an embedded audio player, but it's going to fail to work for a large
segment of your audience, so you should still leave the direct link there for
accessibility.
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Andrew Clover
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