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Sat 23/02/13 at 13:34
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Anybody know how to get an MP3 or similar audio file to loop continuously?
Sat 23/02/13 at 22:23
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Hi DL,

FWIW when starting a new thread and you select the Freeola services sub-forum then there is the subtle reminder:

If your thread is related to a Freeola service, please state the name of the service within your post, e.g. VIP Web Hosting or InstantPro.


[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Sat 23/02/13 at 21:54
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Hmmm... wrote:
Not at all.

Hopefully it will help remind both new and old forum users when posting their query.


No it won't ... if you are 'new' you post your question about your problem but you don't have any reminders to tell you to also add ...

...your system information,
...your ISP,
...your browser,
...your coding preference,
...your web development software,
...your preference for breakfast,
...your 'inside leg' measurement and whether you'd like tea or coffee with your request

... and if you're old, then you forget anyway ;¬)
Sat 23/02/13 at 19:37
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Not at all.

Hopefully it will help remind both new and old forum users when posting their query.


[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Sat 23/02/13 at 19:31
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A bit late now Hmmm ;¬)
Sat 23/02/13 at 17:55
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jjo'donnell wrote:
Anybody know how to get an MP3 or similar audio file to loop continuously?


Welcome to the Freeola forums!

It's always worth mentioning if a query relates to an InstantPro Site or a 'normally' hosted one :¬)


[s]Hmmm...[/s] My Freeola InstantPro Site
Sat 23/02/13 at 15:05
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"Mr Dean"
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It looks as though you have raised a support ticket about this which you should now have a response to.

Basically, the Quicktime object in InstantPro wasn't looping even though "Loop" was ticked in the preferences.

It looks as though InstantPro adds the "loop" attribute the player as expected, however sets it to "1" instead of "true". Generally this would mean the same thing, however in this case only "true" seems to be accepted.

I've updated the object on your InstantPro page manually so it should now be looping as expected, and I've reported this issue to our systems team so it should be resolved entirely in the near future.
Sat 23/02/13 at 13:34
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Anybody know how to get an MP3 or similar audio file to loop continuously?

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