Need a web page building program that recognizes MP3

[weatherbill]

Know of any??? I know of the more expensive web building programs, like the $300 dreamweaver program, but is there a less expensive one that anyone has used to post MP3's?
I really don't have the time to learn html. I want one of those quick and easy programs that does the html language for you and can recognize MP3's. What I'm trying to do is create song clips and attach the mp3 song clips to a button people can click to hear the song clip.
I think there's alot of us that want an answer to this.

 

[Slackmaster2K]

This has little to with HTML. Any HTML editor will let you link to any type of file, it doesn't have to "recognize" them. What happens when the user clicks on a link to a file is completely dependent upon the user's settings.

Most mp3 players support playing while downloading, so "streaming" isn't always necessary, but to force a file to "stream", the easiest way is to create a .m3u file.

I have a little tutorial up at my website, although it does require a *tad* bit of prior knowledge:

http://www.slackmaster2000.com/articles/streamingtutorial.htm

Slackmaster 2000

 

[jdechant]

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well while streaming may not be neccessary, most servers can stream data way faster than they can transfer data. most internet connections can also stream faster than transfering.

example:

on my web server and univeristy T3 line, I can download an Mp3 from my web server at about only 10-20K/s, however they stream at about 500K/s

 

[Slackmaster2K]

Streaming is simply trasfering data. You're seeing something incorrectly...or the university is throttling HTTP transfers. Either way, it's not the norm.

Slackmaster 2000

 

[hux]

>>most servers can stream data way faster than they can transfer data

I reckon Slack just covered that...heh