Flash MP3 players...

Flash mp3 players are becoming more and more popular on the
web. Anyone know
of a hub for these things? I mean a site that lists the most
popular ones,
their individual features, etc.
I'm looking for a free one that will simply play an mp3 on a
server with the
usual controls. Bonus points if it can mask the source mp3
file location.
PS: With css/ajax being as advanced as it's become, has
anyone come up with
a non-flash MP3 player that does the same thing? I wouldn't
be surprised if
someone did..!

Mashable is designed for myspace users & appears to use
code located on
their site. If that doesn't suit your needs, here a few
others - some free,
some not.
Single Flash MP3 players that use playlists.
http://www.wimpyplayer.com/products/wimpy_mp3.html
- fee per site
http://www.swishzone.com/index.php?area=products&product=jukebox
- one time
software fee
http://www.mediacollege.com/flash/media-player/
- free
Good luck on your project!
--Nancy O.
Alt-Web Design & Publishing
www.alt-web.com
"mjs" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:fgnpns$4dv$[email protected]..
> Not bad, but unnecessarily big (visually).
>
> Question... How dependant am I on mashable.com being up
for this to work?
Or
> can I download the swf? If so, where is the link
location stored? On
> mashable.com? Or is it merely encrypted?
>
> "Nancy O" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
> news:fgnfd3$k62$[email protected]..
> > This is free.
> >
http://codes.mashable.com/flashmp3player
>
>

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