MSI Web Jukebox Downloads and Tutorials.

Thank you for purchasing a copy of MSI Jukebox. In these private pages I will be giving you a whole range of information to help you get the most from your product. There are three extra free programs you should download to do these tutorials and we will go through each one separately.

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4. dBpowerAMP Music Converter (dMC) - "must have audio tool " - Tutorial

5. Audacity - An exceptional audio creating and editing software package - Tutorial

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7. Our new Bonus Instant Audio Mastery with full resale rights - Download here. All the website and resale information inside the book

These are some of the best software packages around that you do not have to pay for. I have been using them for years with almost trouble free operation. If you already have them you will agree that you would be willing to pay for them. These links are gold so keep them to yourself.

Now I am going to make them even more valuable by taking you through each one and showing you how to use them one by one. You should have already seen the video on MSI Web Jukebox but if you missed it here it is again.

MSI Web Jukebox Tutorial

Watch how it works. Click Here to watch our video and how easy it is to use our software. Much more detailed than on front page. 1. Choose the style of player 2. Choose your options 3. Pick your MP3 files. 4. Arrange your audio files 4. Generate your player 5. Embed into your web page or just upload the necessary files. So we showed you this on the sales page now let me take you behind the program and show you the workings so you understand how it all comes together.

After the files are generated you will find where you loaded your MSIJukebox, a folder called output. Within this folder is a new folder with all your files that been created. and if you choose yes to copy the mp3 files to this folder then everything you need is here.  Each time you create a new Jukebox the program will create a new folder. 

Important Note: Lots of customers are ticking the "will reside on a separate path on the server"  Do not do this unless you understand how server side language works. This is if you want to place your mp3 files in a separate folder to where your player will reside. When you do this the folder must end with a trailing slash "/". Example would be http://yourdomain.com/audio/  Obviously you will have to have the mp3 files loaded in this folder before you will be able to run the test file on your computer as well.

Watch the video

You could just upload the contents of that folder to your web server and you will have a full streaming stereo jukebox that almost anybody can listen to with no extra plugins or special equipment. Below I will give you some code to then load this in a pop up.

You now have 3 choices. 

1. You can open the player.html file in your favorite web editor like Front Page, Dreamweaver or similar program and build your page around the player. You can then save it and rename to anything you like or simply leave it as player.html. You will need to load this into the same area you uploaded your mp3 and xml files to unless you chose the function under server path.

2. You can open the player.html file and copy the code. That is everything between the <OBJECT and </OBJECT> tags. Then open the web page you would like to place (embed) the player into and paste that code. Here let me show you. 

Watch the video.

3. As I said before you can just upload all the files in the folder and then use this code to create a pop up. You need to paste this into the head of your webpage. Copy into notepad first and then into your webpage.

Watch the video.

Better Still

Here is the software to create the code your self (Prefered)

This is your code to paste into your web page where you want the link to load the pop up. Just change the url to represent your webpage and where you have the files.

Here is what it looks like and how it works. If you have pop up blockers on please turn off for this page. You can change the Link Text to what ever you want.

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A note on Security: I get asked this all the time so let me put it to rest. Streaming or providing audio on the web is not secure and can in no way be made secure. If anyone tells you different they lie. You may hear about streaming servers that remove the file as they are played but what is to stop someone recording the files as it is played. There are literally hundreds of free programs that allow you to do this. 

Having said this there are plenty of ways to get around this by just streaming a portion of the file. You could put your critical files in a membership site like this. You could create a mini radio program going through the different audios. Of course most people will be streaming public files so it is no problem. Just be a little creative if you want to protect your files. Also remember copyright applies to a lot of audio files.

Sincerely, 

Quentin Brown

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