There is even an advanced event driven architecture for more advanced users. We've made this as flexible as possible to encourage users to have freedom over what they want to create. xml and images together in one place ( eg: same folder). For testing, paste this code below into a blank page, save as index.html then test the file in browser. Create an XML file and edit it with your server's image paths (URL). How about easily show the current playing song? Or the album art? Copy the Muses Radio Player JS file to your server. Including things like the stream (easily stop/start without needing to spend ages learning JavaScript or HTML5.
Using a simple jQuery plugin, you can get access to all of the data our standard players offer. However, if you demand more control - perhaps you want to integrate the player as part of your websites UI design (like the example above) or perhaps you only want to show a play button on a side bar - well our new DIY HTML5 Radio Player Kit allows you to do just that! So here it is! HTML5 Radio Playerįor many of you, creating your own HTML5 radio player to match your website or brand is important, we know that and we've already made it easy via our inbuilt player wizard. To show just how innovative and serious we are about this promise, we're pleased to announce our first major feature release after launch just 14 days ago (along with the hundreds of minor performance tweaks and bug fixes we've been implementing behind the scenes). As part of platform, we have an aggressive roadmap with new features and updates being released on a monthly basis.
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