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Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Thu Apr 26, 2012 10:42 pm
by riopar10
As a player I can put in my web, music escuhe exiting subsonic player.
thanks

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2012 10:31 pm
by BKKKPewsey
:? If any users could translate this into english please do so!

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Sat Apr 28, 2012 4:55 pm
by GJ51
I would suspect that he wants to utilize Subsonic's functionality into a public(?) website. I would assume that he would have to learn the API which is readily available. I would also assume that if he doesn't already know this, he probably doesn't have the skill level needed to do it.

Kinda like when you ask the price of something you can't afford.

Just guessing here. :mrgreen:.

http://www.subsonic.org/pages/api.jsp

Here's the link anyway ...

The easy way is to just provide a link to your public subsonic.org address on your site. You can publish guest/guest for username and password to give everyone access.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:45 am
by riopar10
That's what I GJ51, we feel that my English is good, google, I'm Spanish. I do not understand much, how to do with the API, any volunteer who can help me.
Thank you.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 5:12 pm
by hakko
You could embed it on your site by adding:

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<iframe src="http://yourdomain.subsonic.org" width="1280px" height="1024px"></iframe>


Anything beyond this probably requires programming skills.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Sun Apr 29, 2012 7:08 pm
by riopar10
Thanks Hakko, but you can not, it can be a task for those responsible for subsonic, to integrate the player into a website, eg MOD: Link removed would be something amazing and we could better serve our usic.
It can also be for another person even payment.
I guess it will be difficult if qu ene was carried out for android, etc.
hanks again.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:20 am
by GJ51
Your English is much better than my Spanish but it still doesn't help us understand what it is you are trying to accomplish. Subsonic for all intents and purposes is a website. So using it within another website doesn't seem to serve much purpose when it's very easy to just post a link that can take any viewer to the Subsonic site.

Beyond that, you would have to more clearly define the scope of the features and functions you are looking to use and how you would need to present them in a different context before any rational analysis of the skill level of any potential facilitator for the project could be accurately discerned.

Any such project has to be specified in more than general terms as the programmer/designer would need to know the platform you would be using, the hardware resources available, and the anticipated load requirements.

Let us know when you have a few of these things ironed out and we'll be happy to point you in the right direction.

You might also reaccess the approach you've outlined as you seem to be suggesting that it would be up to the Subsonic developer to determine the needs of your theoretically proposed website. In fact it is just the opposite, you need to find someone with the skills needed who can utilize what you need from the Subsonic API to incorporate those features into your site.

I hope this makes sense.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:03 pm
by riopar10
Thank you all for your patience.
What I want is to subsonic in my domain and to manage and listen music from my pc, just like localhost.
I hope I have explained it better now
Thanks again.

Re: Put player into your own site

PostPosted: Mon Apr 30, 2012 4:52 pm
by GJ51
Just use the addressing form to your Domain:

e.g. http://domainname.com:port#

All my servers can be reached this way. I have the servername.subsonic.org format set up, but that doesn't preclide me from using my external ip / port number format or mydomainname:port# format to access my sites.

e.g.

http://mgxw8600.subsonic.org

http://maplegrove.homeserver.com:8099

http://108.17.27.224:8099

They all end up at the same logon screen.

Really, was that what you were getting at? LOL