doryphores

The player uses verdana as a device font which means it isn’t embedded in the swf file. If you’re seeing Times New Roman instead, it probably means you don’t have verdana installed on your computer. Which operating system are you using?

Martin

Audio Player only supports mp3.

Martin

You could use the PHP Code widget: https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/php-code-widget/

Then insert the PHP code found in my FAQ page: https://wpaudioplayer.com/frequently-asked-questions

Martin

@djnth

I checked your site and all seems OK now. Did you fix the issue.

I can’t do much about the conflict with the Podcasting plugin. The Podcasting plugin should check whether Audio Player is also installed and use it instead of the bundled player.

Martin

It’s difficult to tell without being able to have a look. As you describe it, I can only make two suggestions:

1: Check the case of your filenames. Maybe one or two letters are lower case rather than upper case in the actual file name.

2: The second file is somehow corrupt. Try to access it directly in the browser (type the URL to the file in the address bar). Can you access it?

I can’t really do more without being able to have a look. Sorry…

Martin

Looks like the get_footer call is missing from your theme’s single.php file.

single.php is used to display single posts. Check that it includes this line at the bottom:

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Martin

Yes, I am aware of this problem. I tend to say this is an issue with the Podcasting plugin. You should contact its developer.

Martin

Encoding works for me. Have you fixed this or is it still a problem?

Martin

You probably don’t need to worry about the policy file. On different servers means on different domain names. As long as all your files are hosted on the same host web server, it should be fine. More likely it is a problem with how iTunes writes id3 tags. I frequently have problems with files that were tagged by iTunes. Unfortunately, I don’t have a fix for this. The only way is to edit the id3 tags with another program. If you are on Windows, you can edit them simply by opening the file’s properties.

Martin

@nhgnikole

This is very strange. This sounds obvious but make sure you click the “Save changes” button at the bottom of the page and not the “Reset colour scheme” button.

Martin

It works in Chrome for me. Can you post a URL to a page where you see this happening?

Martin

@taxbax

I checked your website and I can see the links to mp3 files. Have you activated the plugin and switched the “replace mp3 links” option on?

If you have and it doesn’t work, can you tell me what code your theme is using to display the post content? It should be in the single.php file and usually it is something like this:

<?php the_content() ?>

If you’re not sure what I mean, you can email me the single.php file to martin [at] 1pixelout [dot] net and I can have a look myself.

Another thing you could do (if possible) is disable your other plugins one by one and check whether the player works or not. This way, you may identify a conflict.

Martin

@billdancourtney and NotDrugs:

Can you post a URL to a page where this is happening?

Martin

No, this is not possible. Audio Player doesn’t actually stream the file, it uses what is called progressive download. The functionality you describe is only possible with proper server-side streaming software (such as Flash Media Server) and Audio Player doesn’t support this kind of technology.

Martin

Yes, I agree. This is a legacy from the first version I built which didn’t have options support. I am thinking about switching to the standard WordPress shortcode syntax sometime soon.

Martin