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Ive added audio capabilities to my web site and have it working in my test environment. When I deploy the site, I dont get any audio.
is there something im missing here ? all the relvant assemblies are in the bin directory on the live site, so it should work. Help, ive spent a lot of time on this and im about to go live, but no audio !
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I'm having the same issue. It works on my local machine during development, but not on the live server. I press the Play button and nothing happens.
Did you find a solution? Any support from ASPNetMedia?
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Hi As you can see from the examples on ASPNetAudio.com the component does work....so 2 possabilitie: 1 - Bandwidth. Have you set Streaming = true. If the files are large they will not play instantly. 2 - Is MP3 set up as a (streaming?) mime type in IIS. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb742440.aspxWhat happens if you open the MP3's dicrect URL in 1: FireFox 2: Directly in WindowsMedia Player / QuickTime from you desktop.
http://www.aspnetmedia.com
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I have a similar problem... The audio players fine in Firefox, but doesn't play at all in IE.
My environment is localhost.
Any ideas?
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Bit of a pain I can't modify my own post, but nevermind.
In addition, my setup is as follows:
> IIS7
> VS2008
> .Net 3.5 (with Ajax Library)
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And finally, when trying to play one of the sample audio tracks from this site in IE. I get the following error: Message: 'ASPNetMedia.Audio(...)' is null or not an object Line: 238 Char: 1 Code: 0 URI: http://www.aspnetaudio.com/aspnetaudio_Demonstration-Sound-Effects.aspxI'm using IE8 64bit. Cheers Max
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Well, after short stint of Googling, I've found this control is not compatible with 64bit browsers...
Query to ASPNETAudio.com:
Seeing as most of the new processors being released these days are 64bit, when is a 64bit compatible version of this control going to be released?
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Hi This control as developed on a 64bit workstation. It works fine on 64 bit browsers we have texted on MAC and PC platform. So - lets try and get to the bottom of this. 1 - Is Flash installed for the 64 bit browser. 2 - Do the examples on www.aspnetaudio.com work?
http://www.aspnetmedia.com
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Hi Jake
Currently Adobe don't yet have a 64bit version of their Flash player, but it is planned for release.
Once this has happened, assuming your code simply needs the player, it should work?
Cheers
Max
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Yes - assuming Adobe don't put too many bugs in the first release! ASPNetFlash should run first time - and be unaffected in any way.
http://www.aspnetmedia.com
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