How to retrieve a Music Flie and play it in yahoo Player or Any Other Player.

[yomnat28]

Please help me how can i play a music file which is stored in sql server...

yahoo player code is as follows :

<script type="text/javascript"> var YWPParams = { termDetection: "on" }; </script>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://webplayer.yahooapis.com/player.js"></script>

div :

<a href="http://mediaplayer.yahoo.com/example3.mp3">Yodel (mp3 link)</a>
<a href="http://movies.yahoo.com/movie/1810096458/info">Tron (Yahoo! Movie link)</a>
<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i56XeM0-b8Y">Zoetrope (YouTube link)</a>

[Frinavale]

What exactly are you having problems with:

• using a database
• retrieving the MP3 from a database
• retrieving an MP3 from somewhere based on a path stored in the database
• or playing the MP3 in the browser

-Frinny

[raghurocks]

if you use System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(FilePath) then that file will be opend automatically......i think this will solve ur problem..

[juankier]

Certainly! It seems like you're encountering issues with retrieving and playing a music file in the Yahoo Player or any other player. Let's break down the process into steps and address each component of the problem.

1. Retrieving the MP3 from a Database

If your music files are stored in a database, make sure your database connection is set up correctly. Ensure that you're querying the database using the appropriate SQL commands to retrieve the file path or binary data of the MP3 file. Check if the file paths are valid and lead to the correct locations. In the context of the loklok unknown error app ensure that the app has the necessary permissions to access the database.

2. Retrieving an MP3 from Somewhere Based on a Path Stored in the Database

If the file path is stored in the database, ensure that you're correctly retrieving this path and constructing the full URL or local path to the MP3 file. Verify the integrity of the file paths stored in the database. If you're facing issues specific to the loklok unknown error app check for any logs or error messages within the app that might provide insights into the problem.

3. Playing the MP3 in the Browser

Once you have the correct file path or binary data, you need to integrate it with the Yahoo Player or another player. Make sure that your player setup is correct and that it supports the file format (MP3). Check for any error messages related to the player. If using the Yahoo Player, ensure that you have the necessary APIs integrated and that they are properly configured.

4. Debugging the loklok unknown error

If you are encountering issues specific to the loklok unknown error app consider checking the documentation provided by the app's developers. Look for any error codes, logs, or forums where users might have discussed similar issues. If possible, reach out to the app's support team for assistance.

General Tips:

Double-check your code for typos or syntax errors.
Verify that your server configurations allow for file retrieval.
Test with sample data to isolate whether the issue is related to specific files or a general problem with the application.
In summary, troubleshooting involves checking each step in the process – from database retrieval to player integration. Ensure that each component is functioning as expected and address any issues as they arise. If the problem persists, consult the documentation for the loklok unknown error app or seek assistance from the app's support channels.