Flex 4.6 mobile mp3 player....create progressBar

how to create progressBar for mp3 player in flex 4.6 mobile???
help me please!!!!

consider this scenario:
1. user click a button and advances to the next view.
2. here clicks a textinput so it focuses and soft keyboard appears
3. user click back key on his phone - soft keyboard retracts (no backkeypressed event caught)
4. textinput still has the focus border around it (why?) and user clicks back key again - application goes in the background for a couple of seconds and closes itself.
I attached the .fxp for the test project
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4318878/TestBackKey.fxp

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Just finished writing this tutorial.
http://www.vipercreations.com/tutorials/Adobe%20Flex/29.html
Teaches you how to create an entire mp3 player in Flex.
Comments?

Sorry for the necromancy, but I've seen this come up a few
other places as well. I wanted to offer up my solution for anyone
who wants to use it. Better still if anyone can point out any
mistakes I made or even possibly tell me how to make a component
out of it.
Obviously it's still ugly as sin, but it does include a
progress/scrub bar.
Files:
just
mxml or
mxml and
mp3

Create a very simple mp3 player with flash

newbie with flash...
with the FLVPlayback component i can get a nice looking basic player for .flv files easily...
Q: is there some way to set up the same functions to create a very simple mp3 player with flash?

Search Google for "Flash MP3 tutorial" and if you know which version of actionscript you plan to use, try substituting that for "Flash"

MP3 Player - Is it realistic with Flex???

Hi every Flex fans and Flex experts,
After a week of fluctuation from happy to angry, I conclude
that there is not a lot of resource to build a nice-and-easy MP3
player in a Flex application. Yes and no! I mean, there is some
basic solutions, such as the idea from Viper Creation (
http://www.vipercreations.com/tutorials/Adobe%20Flex/29.html).
But when you look at all those SWF available from Flashkit.com or
whatever the web site is - in case of independant flash developer -
it seems that there is a lack concerning parameters when it is time
to use the SWF at the full advantage. What I mean by that is most
of those super Flashy MP3 Player - working with a playlist in XML -
are passing a lot of parameters to setup the style of the player.
In Flex, we can use the component SWFLoader and indicate the Source
but when you try to play to much with the parameters (everything
after the "?" and split with "&"), the system does not like it
and you cannot compile!
I been looking and looking since there is not a lot of
documentation at this time to try to find a way to play with
parameters but without a lot of succes.
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Any music and videos purchased on iTunes will not work on any other player other than iPods and iPhones as well as your computer. Sony MP3 players will not play music and videos purchased in iTunes because of the digital rights management included in every purchase.
You can burn the music to disc. Have a great day.

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I have tried to use Flash-based MP3 players in a web page, but these won't work on iPads/iPhones/iPods.
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With an HTML5 audio player.
http://www.jplayer.org/
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are you trying to use your xml data before loading is
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What is the best Mp3 player from Creat

Good forum members,
i am looking for a mp3 player with a good fm radio too. That can receive good radio stations.

Best? It depends what your needs are, and what your budget is. For me, I prefer using a player that is powered by a AAA or AA battery, and I carry at least one spare battery. For me the most important thing is not to be without power when I want to listen to my player. For others, a larger storage capacity is more important. Do you want to view photos or video on your player? The players with the largest storage capacity(perhaps 8 gigs or more?) use a hard dri've. Those with a smaller storage capacity use flash memory(except some old models). I would not even consider a player that uses a hard dri've since a hard dri've can easily be damaged by the shock of dropping it, or by vibration.

MP3 Player, XML, Cover and Link

Hi,
i wonder if i can easily creat an MP3 player for my website
with flex. I need a simple player that shows the cover, band and
title of the song that is played. the player should start by random
if the user enters the site. the user is able to skip forward and
backward and to stop playing. all data comes from an XML file.
i want the view of the player to be changed if i want to.
size, color.
is this easy to do with flex?
cheers
denis

Hi,
Yes, it is. Please find a sample at the URL below. You will
find a sample application called Podcast Player. You will find more
samples.
http://www.adobe.com/go/as3examples
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I have copied my CDs into iTunes (currently running v11) to play on my iPod. I have now bought a non Apple mp3 player to use when I am out running. How can I copy the many tracks I want from iTunes onto the new player?

I have copied my CDs into iTunes (currently running v11) to play on my iPod. I have now bought a non Apple mp3 player to use when I am out running. How can I copy the many tracks I want from iTunes onto the new player?
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The error mesag I get in Notpod is:
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Cd/mp3 player was not playing all tunes burned to disk

Got my Mojo workin'.
That's a TDK "Mojo" CD-MP3 Digital Jukebox.
Sit back and relax while I tell of my Grand Journey of Exploration. (There is a question below too.)
I had made a some iTunes playlists of MP3s, and decided to burn them on CD-R disks for my portable player. I had them all sorted by Artist and Album. The burn process seemed to go well, but when I loaded the first disk into the Mojo, it seemed to scan the entire disk and count all the tunes. It finished counting after it found all 193 titles. However, when I tried to play them, it would only play the first 26 tunes or so. (Another disk I had burned at the same time (different playlist) gave similar unsatisfactory results, something like 19 out of 186 tunes.) I knew the Mojo was not a current model, and thought maybe there was some weird file incompatibility thing going on.
I popped the disk into my son's CD/MP3 player ("Koss" brand), and it managed to find 30 or 40 of them. A bit better, but not perfect.
I tried it in my DVD player, and it was able to play all 193 tunes. In fact, it loaded and started playing quicker than I had ever seen it do before. It usually thrashes and whirs for an annoyingly long time.
The odd thing was that the Koss was able to play all 76 tunes on another disk I had burned over a year ago, on my wife's Mac, with a version of iTunes for Mac System 9.2. Unfortunately, those files were gone from her Mac so I couldn't see what the iTunes setup was. I was thinking maybe the newer version of iTunes had a bug or something.
Then I inspected the old and new disks in the Finder and noticed that the new disk had a bunch of folders with the Artists' names, and each artist folder had folders within them with Album names, and the tunes were inside those folders.
The old disk (which worked fine in the Mojo player) just had the MP3 files and no folders whatsoever. I knew I was onto something, but I couldn't figure out how to burn a folder-less MP3 disk from iTunes, as opposed to doing it manually via the Finder.
I searched Apple.com > Support > Discussions > iTunes for Mac > Importing & Burning in iTunes for Mac yet again, this time using "folders" for the search term, and up popped several threads where people wanted files organized by folders on disks:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1464192
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1791538
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=781976
... which brought me to the document "iTunes: How to set the play order of songs on an MP3 CD", at http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60931
So, I removed the columns for "Artist" and "Album" names from the playlist, and burned it, et voila! it worked just fine in my Mojo, which plays all 193 tunes. (Too bad I didn't fix the ID3 tags beforehand.)
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I had the playlist sorted by Artist, and here are the first four titles (of 193)
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Queen of Pain Alkaline Trio
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... etc.
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Blacken My Thumb
Buckler
After School Thunder
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This is not the same as it was, nor is it alphabetical by Title.
If I click on the Title column header of course, it is ordered alphabetically by title, like this:
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There is talk of "Copy to Play Order" in the iTunes Help/Support files...
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and choose "Copy to Play Order" from the shortcut menu. Tip: These
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on one of the column headers like Artist or Album).
... but I don't see that option when I Control-click anything. The bottom menuitem in the popup menu is "Clear". Same results with Right-clicking.
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Hmm. I see that the spaces have been chopped out in part of my first post, and it appears that I cannot edit it.
For clarity's sake, these are the Artists' names, in the partial listing for Ordered by Artist example in my previous post:
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead
20 Minute Loop
Alkaline Trio
All Natural Lemon And Lime Flavors

Creative MP3 Player News Ser

Hi Everyone,
on February 22nd, 2005, Creative Labs is shutting down their own news server at :
news.creativelabs.com Products.Nomad
Due to the high demand of current users of this news server, I have created an private, but public news server, where everyone can post questions and Creative Labs MP3 Player related topics. This NEW news server is located at :
news.jumpingcholla.com
.....and can be accessed via any common news reader, like Outlook Express, Eudora, etc.
Hope to see yo there.
Greetings,

Before this kinda wonderful thing called the World Wide Web there was Usenet, which is a different system for posting on information boards. Creative's "news server" is a Usenet based server. Much like the web board here that allows you to post questions, answer etc., but it's a completely different system from the world wide web, and arguably a lot better targeted at this type of information format.
Basically just click on JCE's link, or the link in my signature, and your default newsreader should take you there and allow you to complete the setup.
More on Usenet here in Wikipedia.

Let's get an MP3 player headphone/earbud discussion going

I am shocked to see how little use this little slice of this great forum is. As we all know, the earbuds that typically accompany any stock MP3 player are usually sub-standard, at best. Often they are terrible. Occaisionly they are passable, and once in a blue moon they are great. It always amazes me that MP3 player companies, Creative included, don't realize that they could really push their players over the top by adding a good set of buds. In fact, Sony has just done this. One of their new MP3 players is being shipped with a higher end set of Sony earbuds that typically go for $70 all by themselves. CNET is raving about the player, particulary how it is one of the only players out there that sounds fantastic "out of the box". And now I'm starting to see discussions on the CNET MP3 player forums comparing that particular Sony to the new ZEN with lot's of people leaning to the Sony just because it does not require a new set of buds to really bring out the quality of the music.
Now we all know that a lot of people are clueless when it comes to this aspect. It amazes me the people who will spend $500 on a high-end MP3 player and then not bother to replace the crappy buds that come bundled with it (cough, cough, iPod, cough). If you fall into this category do yourself a favor and go out and try some quality buds or headphones for your MP3 player. You'll be quite astounded how much more you'll enjoy listening to your music. As with any audio device, you'll have to pay for that quality. But quality can be found in everyone's budget. CNET is a great place to start and learn. You'll be happy to know that Creative's Aurvana buds are highly rated in their price category and quite frankly, the next time Creative releases a new higer-end product, say the ZEN 32 GB due out in first quarter 2008 (or so I've read), they would be super smart to include a nice set of these buds with that player even if it means bumping the price a bit and eating some profit.
I recently bought my fifth Creative product, the 16 GB ZEN. It's a great player. Not perfect, but certainly a top contender in the high-cap flash-based MP3 player market. As always, the included buds were passable. So I embarked upon a search for the perfect set of headphones and/or buds in my price range.
I set my price range between $100 and $150. That's a ton of money for some, nothing for others. I was pleasantly surprised with what is out there. Here is what I found, what I tried, what I thought, what I kept, and what went back. I am somewhat limited in my testing by the fact that I pretty much just use Best Buy. While I really don't like the store, the one good thing they have is a 30-day money back return policy. So I can just keep trying headphones and returning them to try others until I find the ones I like.
The first thing I tried was pair of Bose full around ear (AE) TriPort headphones. CNET has called these the poor-man's QuietComfort 2's, a noise-canceling Bose product highly rated by CNET. The TriPorts are great phones, light weight, and great sounding. Best Buy price is$140. Great audio quality and they block out most regular outside noise. The downside, for me at least, is my ears tend to sweat after extended listening. I still have these and will keep them. My daughter liked them so much she's getting a pair for Christmas although she doesn't know it yet. These are better for your ears because they don't pipe music directly into the canal and are less likely to cause any damage to hearing.
The next thing I tried was a set of Bose on ear (OE) TriPorts. These are pretty much the same drivers as the AE's but they sit comfortably on the ear instead of around them. The upside is that they don't sweat as much. Downside is, if you're a woman (or a guy) who wears earrings they can be less comfortable because they press on the earrings. The audio quality is much same, ie: great, as the AE models but not quite as good. The sound isolation is also surprisingly good. I like the design of these phones much better too. They have a single cord design (the AE's have a dual cord) and the cord is modual. I love short cords as I just keep my player in a shirt pocket so a long cord is just a drag, pun intended. The OE models also come with a much nicer, hard case, the AE's just come with a cloth bag. The phones fold up smaller and fit into the case nicely for storage and transport. The real downside to these phones, the price: $180. While the cord design and case are nice touches they really don't (to me anyway) justify the extra $40. That said, I still have these phones too as I like them for work for the short cord. The jury is still out as to whether or not I'll keep them.
Next up I tried the Sure SE210 earbuds, actually ear canal phones. These are pricey at $150 but for Shure products that's actually just a step up from entry level! I thought it would be good to have a nice set of quality buds for those times when I don't want to walk around with headphones on. The Shure's are raved about on CNET. I was not impressed. The sound was just okay and I really don't like things sticking IN my ear canals for long periods of time. It just get's painful for me. The Shure's do come with the 'comfort pack' which has several different styles and sizes of tips to maximize comfort but I just couldn't see them getting enough use to justify the price. They went back.
Next up was the Bose TriPort earbuds. These got a mediocre review over at CNET but I thought since I'd tried the other two in the line I'd give these a go. They are $99 at BB. These are not ear canal phones and are not meant to into the ear and form a tight seal. They sounded very good and were very comfortable. But they just didn't feel stable. I move around at work a lot an they always felt like they were going to fall out and the quality and level of music would change with the movement. They went back.
Last up, the Shure SE110 earbuds. Again, these are ear canal phones meant to go into the ear canal and form a seal for maximum bass and sound. I bought these on a whim. They are $99 at BB. They pretty much sound just like the SE210's to me - I'm not sure what the difference was supposed to be. CNET gives these a decent review and recommends them in their price point range. I tried them at work and was going to take them right back. But I've been unable to get them back for a few days so I tried them again last night. I finally found a set of the 'comfort pack' tips that fit me best, the small rubber ones, and I can wear them for longer periods of time without as much discomfort. And when in the ear with a good seal they sound pretty good, much better than any stock earbud, but not as good as the Bose AE or OE phones.
So the jury is out on these ones. I'm thinking they'll go back. It seems you have to go up to the SE310's to get a really good bud from Shure but that's up around $200 to $250, a bit more than I'll spend for now at least. If I end up taking the SE110's AND the Bose OE TriPort's back than I'd have enough to try out a pair but our BB doesn't sell them so I'd have to find another local or online dealer with a nice return policy. Online sucks because of course you have to send them back and pay shipping. Much easier to just go to a counter!
If you've really got a ton of money, I hear the new Shure SE530's are nothing short of fantasic - or so says CNET. I'd love to try a set but at$450 to $500 a set that's not going happen any time soon. I might just go back to BB and try a bunch of lower end stuff in the $50 to $100 range and see if anything in that price point range blows my mind.
Anyhow, I thought his forum was sadly lacking and thought I'd at least give a good post to get it going. If any of you have done this type of testing, or just have a great set of buds or headphones you use, please share your opinion's here. Let's get this rock rolling down the hill!
M.

Hi methos1979,
This forum has only just been created, all the other forums have been on the board much longer, so we should hopefully see more posts appearing here.
While I appreciate and understand the intention of the thread, this is not a suitable place to discuss non-Creative products. This forum was intended for discussion of Creative headphones, headsets and earphones.
Cat

Hello, Can anyone tell me...if I purchase a music album from the iTunes Music Store, can I download these onto an ordinary mp3 Player, or does it have to have the Apple OS system , i.e. the ipod?

Hello,
Can anyone tell me....am I able to download music purchased from iTunes store onto a non-apple mp3 device, OR NOT?
I am relatively new to Apple , so am fairly new to the system!
Thanks!

You can, but you will have to create a new version of the songs that you download from the store (they will be in .m4a format from the store which your MP3 player won't support).
After downloading a song, go into iTunes > Preferences (command-comma) and on the General tab click the 'Import Settings' button and on the next screen change the 'import using' to 'MP3 encoder' (or one of the other options if your MP3 player supports it). To create a MP3 version of your downloaded song(s), select/highlight them in the Music part of your iTunes library, control-click, and on the popup select 'create MP3 version' (the 'MP3' will change depending upon what you've selected as the type on 'import settings' options).
Creating a different version of songs : iTunes: How to convert a song to a different file format - Apple Support
You should then be able to copy the music to your MP3 player in the same way as you normally do.

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You can create MP3 versions of the songs by following this guide:
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How do I build a simple MP3 player in Flash?

I have recently redesigned my website and need to make
several mp3 files available for playback. I'm a voiceover talent,
and I need to have my demos readily available to those who visit my
website to hear my work.
I built the site using Dreamweaver (there's a little bit of
Flash content there, but the site itself is not a Flash site). I
know just anough about using Flash to be dangerous. :-) At the
present time, I just embedded my 11 demos on a page, with each demo
appearing TWICE -- once with the Windows Media Player embedded and
once with the Quick Time player embedded -- to allow for maximum
compatibility. But with 22 media players embedded in the page,
well, you can pretty much guess what happens -- the page takes a
freakin' eternity to load. No one's going to wait that long.
In a previous version of my website, I had deployed a
third-party app called Wimpy Button to achieve this functionality
(www.wimpyplayer.com). Wimpy button is a very simple little Flash
app that is designed to achieve precisely the functionality I need.
But now when I launch the Wimpy Button Maker (the first step to
creating the player), I get an error message that I think is
telling me that either a .dll file required by the program is not
there on my computer OR that a program I have since installed on my
computer is either using or has overwritten that .dll file. Either
way, the Wimpy solution is not working for me. So naturally, since
Wimpy was doing all this in Flash, I figured the most logical place
to turn was to Flash itself. I'm hoping to create my own little
playback interface that I can place in multiple instances on the
webpage, with each one set to trigger playback of a different .mp3
file.
Here's an example of something similar to what I'd like to
end up with. Visit
http://randybrown.voice123.com.
There, you'll see a series of players down the right-hand side of
the page, and each one triggers playback of a different .mp3 file.
A closer look at the .swf file can be seen at
http://voice123.com/swf/small_player.swf
, so, as you can see, the graphic itself ain't that complicated. I
know I can build the graphics file (or something similar) without
too much difficulty.
But getting it to have the functionality I need to deploy for
this purpose is where I'm lost. I just don't have enough experience
with Flash to have much of a clue.
Can anyone walk me through the steps involved?
Your thoughtful answer would be MUCH appreciated.
Randy

The best MP3 player I ever found for flash uses xspf
playlists and xml - really cool and easy to use/implement. Check it
at
http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/
This player will go through a playlist you determine, or can jump
from track to track. It takes a little bit of testing to set up,
but is much simpler than writing your own player - and it's free.

Flex 4.6 mobile mp3 player....create progressBar

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