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How to play Music file(.mp3 and others) in Asp.net2.0 application using C#?

47 New Member
Hi! Everybody
I am creating an application for playing music files in Browser.
I successfully palyed the .Wav file.
but I am unable to play other formats of music files.
Is there any tool or way for this.

or How can I add plugins to my web application for asking user to install for playing

Plz help me

Thank
Oct 1 '09 #1
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ssnaik84
149 New Member
You can find several player on codeplex
Oct 1 '09 #2
Kapil Choubisa
47 New Member
But how can I add those players in my code??/???
Oct 2 '09 #3
Frinavale
9,735 Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
Well Silverlight is a plugin for browsers. It's really awesome because it lets you use .NET to develop client-side applications.

You could either use one of the Silverlight players listed on the site that Ssnaik84 provided to you (if you had looked at the links it tells you how to use it).

Or you could develop your own Silverlight audio player :) :)


You should research Silverlight, find out what it is...it's pretty cool.

-Frinny
Oct 2 '09 #4
Kapil Choubisa
47 New Member
can you provide me links for research on silverlight.
Jan 2 '10 #5
Frinavale
9,735 Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
Are you kidding?
It's a unfair to ask someone to do research for you.

The MSDN Library and google will provide you many articles on Silverlight.

Feel free to ask for help once you've finished researching Silverlight and you have attempted to implement your solution.


-Frinny
Jan 4 '10 #6

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