Eu nao via a hora de substituir a lista passada aqui, passei quase um mes ouvindo as mesmass faixas iniciais diversas vezes por dia enquanto desenvolvia e testava o player novo para o Ning e que pode ser visto tambem aqui neste post e em nossa super chique social network musical.
Ótimo último parágrafo do seu comentário, com destaque para o trecho “nao precisa esperar ansioso por um novo numero do podcast (sabe-se la Deus quando) para encontrar bandas e gente interessante.” hehehehe … vamos ver se com essa nova encarnação do hideout, mais social, voltamos à velha atividade
Hi Mickster, what is the url of your website? Maybe it is something on our part, please send me the url either here or on my email fabricio at gmail so I can take a look and see what is happening.
This company, Radio Hideout has Hihacked my music player at my web site filling the player with over 400 tracks and removing my own, i am an independent musician and i have some middle level compnay illegally hacking my own web page for profit and money !!!
If anyone can give me a damn mail adress (cause i can’t find it here) then im gonna contact the owners of this site, and give them hell for it. This is unfair, illegal and unethcial.
To anyone from the company reading this, i have logs of your entry dates and the addresses that you’ve hacked us from, even if you get your tracks off the player then i am still going to make sure you guys get what you deserve, before you do this to some other soul just trying to share their music with the world. And hell if im wrong , if just somehow 400 of the tracks from this site jumped into my music player by accident, well then fill me in, i find that hard to believe though.
My apologies for any roughness in my words, but hey, hacking someones elses web space is ILLEGAL, period.
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated.
All the best to those who’ll help.
Mark Androgenecollective@gmail.com
My name is Fabricio Zuardi and I am the creator of the open source musicplayer http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net that has been used for several different artists, labels, podcasts, projects, bands and individuals for years and no one ever complained about being “hacked” or to get a playlist replaced without their consent. What you are doing is a serious accusation and I find it sad that your first email to me is already on that tone, specially considering that the only responsible for the player loading the default playlist (hideout’s ) instead of a different one that needs to be set using the playlist_url parameter as described in the documentation at http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/#documentation is yourself (or your webmaster).
Under normal circumstances I would simply tell you to fuck off and give your money back (wait, the player is free!), but since I am a nice guy, I will help you fix your own retard html code.
1- what is happening:
your website http://www.androgenecollective.com/andromusicplayerpage.html has only half of the necessary code right, you embedded the player using an embed tag inside an object tag, and so, you need to specify the playlist_url in 2 places in order for it to work the same in both Firefox and IE, if you look at the line that says:
you see that ?playlist_url… is not there, so, as I said earlier… your own fucking fault
Tha player on IE cannot guess what is the url of the playlist you want it to play, so it falls back to the default playlist (the hideout one)
2- why you are angry
you probably tested the website in only one browser and then one day when someone opened it on IE you instead of realizing that there was an error on your html came up with some random false accusation of hacking out of your ass.
Hey Pat, this new player is a fork of the original from sourceforge, this is the player used by Ning (http://ning.com) on their social-network-builder application, since we are experimenting with a network there and given the fact that the player looks cool we are also using it here :)
Big big thumbs up to you, Fabrico for the player….AND your “nice guy” response to Androgene! :O) Good man!
I’ve been looking around for various MP3 player options out there….perfectly willing to PAY for something if needed….but your FREE solution is (I think) the best solution out there!
I’m an artist who plans to use your player on my website (not completed…still working on it….so don’t laugh at it)….but I do have a question for you.
Is there an email/notification list I can get on to become aware of new versions you might produce in the future?
I’m using the ones off of sourceforce.net (musicplayer.swf, dated 3/20/2005; xspf_player.swf and xspf_player_slim.swf dated 4/5/2006)…..but if/when new stuff comes out I’d like to know about it.
Thanks! Keep up the fantastic work!
Dan
There is an email Icon called “Monitor” just click there and login with your sourceforge account to receive the updates. This and the news RSS are currently the available options to get notified.
Cool. It’s a little bulky for my tastes. I like the design of the old one better. I just like the ability to go back and forth in a song now. One of the few features I was missing from the old player. The Project Playlist one does but I don’t think you can install it on your own server. Do the star ratings do anything? If I want to use the new one where can I dl it? Hotlink? Thanks!
you can download it and serve from your host, although I personally doesnt have anything against hotlinking, the url of the swf may change or even the player itself can break compatibility, so I would suggest to not hotlink it. As for the rating stars, I think they are only functional in the context of the network and you must be logged in. Outside of a ning network I believe they are close to useless, although you can use it to display one track’s rating by including this info on the xspf playlist.
I was testing in IE and I was stumped for ages until I did a Google search and turned up this page and got my answer (thankyou). Obviously though the tutorials could do with an edit.
Cheers
Terry
Hideout Facebook Music Player application, add it to your profile and tell your friends!! =)
June 25th, 2007 at 6:40 am
ok, preciso dormir, amanha deixo alguns comentarios aqui sobre a listinha
June 28th, 2007 at 2:15 am
vamos aos comentarios entao: Young & Restless foi mais uma dica do búscate um novio, durante a faxina essencial dos bookmarks… Cold War Kids ja esta quase cansando de tanto que toca, mas é interessante portanto entrou, aliás, fiz um yahoo pipe para os posts da spin com mp3, quem interessar fique a vontade para assinar… :)
Comodoro é a empreitada dos meus camaradas Grull e Chubas, parece que as apresentacoes ao vivo pelos pantanos paulistanos tem sido boas, mas ainda nao pude presenciar, de qqer forma vale a pena dar uma conferida no myspace deles, eu recomendaria a pagina no last.fm tb mas encerrei minha conta por la esta semana (cambada de vendidos esta last.fm, só tristeza)
O remix de Euryhtmics com Franz Ferdinand eu botei pois ando meio que influenciado pela ceninha mashup aqui da bahia e pelo filme Bad Copy, Good Copy, que nao chega a ser ruim também…
Blonde Redhead foi uma das inumeras bandas bacanas que tive a chance de ver este ano e apesar de ja ter rolado aqui antes, nunca é demais (o mesmo vale pro controller.controller, tirando a parte de ter visto) e Misha foi mais uma dessas que chega pelo rss do pitchfork :)
Eu nao via a hora de substituir a lista passada aqui, passei quase um mes ouvindo as mesmass faixas iniciais diversas vezes por dia enquanto desenvolvia e testava o player novo para o Ning e que pode ser visto tambem aqui neste post e em nossa super chique social network musical.
Aliás, estamos abandonando a comunidade do Orkut em favor do hideout.network, por favor mandem sugestoes, participem dos forums, mandem video clipes, facam suas proprias compilacoes musicais e chamem os convivas, estamos comecando mas a ideia é usar a rede como um espaco de maior participacao e dinamismo(putz) visto que todo mundo pode ver e dar pitaco nas musicas dos outros em real time, nao precisa esperar ansioso por um novo numero do podcast (sabe-se la Deus quando) para encontrar bandas e gente interessante.
Fico por aqui, espero que gostem :)
June 29th, 2007 at 1:19 pm
Bacana demais essa lista, engraçado que eu conheci ela de trás pra frente lá no realmente deveras chique novo social network musical do hideout, então acho que posso dizer que gosto mais das músicas do fim da lista. Adorei Misha, que eu não conhecia, e Blonde RedHead que é sempre muito foda.
Ótimo último parágrafo do seu comentário, com destaque para o trecho “nao precisa esperar ansioso por um novo numero do podcast (sabe-se la Deus quando) para encontrar bandas e gente interessante.” hehehehe … vamos ver se com essa nova encarnação do hideout, mais social, voltamos à velha atividade
July 2nd, 2007 at 2:41 am
caralho Ivan! deu para usar IE agora?? o que ta acontecendo?
parar de comer carne é bizarro, mas até entendo… agora usar IE por vontade propria, o que esta acontecendo, se abre ai.
July 20th, 2007 at 5:10 pm
Help! Hideout #48 does not play on my website. It just says ‘loading playlist…’
July 20th, 2007 at 8:31 pm
Hi Mickster, what is the url of your website? Maybe it is something on our part, please send me the url either here or on my email fabricio at gmail so I can take a look and see what is happening.
Thanks!
August 17th, 2007 at 8:23 am
This company, Radio Hideout has Hihacked my music player at my web site filling the player with over 400 tracks and removing my own, i am an independent musician and i have some middle level compnay illegally hacking my own web page for profit and money !!!
If anyone can give me a damn mail adress (cause i can’t find it here) then im gonna contact the owners of this site, and give them hell for it. This is unfair, illegal and unethcial.
To anyone from the company reading this, i have logs of your entry dates and the addresses that you’ve hacked us from, even if you get your tracks off the player then i am still going to make sure you guys get what you deserve, before you do this to some other soul just trying to share their music with the world. And hell if im wrong , if just somehow 400 of the tracks from this site jumped into my music player by accident, well then fill me in, i find that hard to believe though.
My apologies for any roughness in my words, but hey, hacking someones elses web space is ILLEGAL, period.
Any help or info would be greatly appreciated.
All the best to those who’ll help.
Mark
Androgenecollective@gmail.com
August 17th, 2007 at 2:49 pm
Hi Mark,
My name is Fabricio Zuardi and I am the creator of the open source musicplayer http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net that has been used for several different artists, labels, podcasts, projects, bands and individuals for years and no one ever complained about being “hacked” or to get a playlist replaced without their consent. What you are doing is a serious accusation and I find it sad that your first email to me is already on that tone, specially considering that the only responsible for the player loading the default playlist (hideout’s ) instead of a different one that needs to be set using the playlist_url parameter as described in the documentation at http://musicplayer.sourceforge.net/#documentation is yourself (or your webmaster).
Under normal circumstances I would simply tell you to fuck off and give your money back (wait, the player is free!), but since I am a nice guy, I will help you fix your own retard html code.
1- what is happening:
your website http://www.androgenecollective.com/andromusicplayerpage.html has only half of the necessary code right, you embedded the player using an embed tag inside an object tag, and so, you need to specify the playlist_url in 2 places in order for it to work the same in both Firefox and IE, if you look at the line that says:
you see that ?playlist_url… is not there, so, as I said earlier… your own fucking fault
Tha player on IE cannot guess what is the url of the playlist you want it to play, so it falls back to the default playlist (the hideout one)
2- why you are angry
you probably tested the website in only one browser and then one day when someone opened it on IE you instead of realizing that there was an error on your html came up with some random false accusation of hacking out of your ass.
3- how to fix it
replace the line that says:
with:
Have a nice day.
August 17th, 2007 at 3:28 pm
Fabricio, you are the best!
huahuahuhauhuahuahuahu
And the nice guy too!
August 23rd, 2007 at 3:50 am
Is that a new version of the music player? How does one download it? I don’t see it on the Sourceforge page. Thanks!
August 23rd, 2007 at 2:06 pm
Hey Pat, this new player is a fork of the original from sourceforge, this is the player used by Ning (http://ning.com) on their social-network-builder application, since we are experimenting with a network there and given the fact that the player looks cool we are also using it here :)
August 28th, 2007 at 1:20 am
Big big thumbs up to you, Fabrico for the player….AND your “nice guy” response to Androgene! :O) Good man!
I’ve been looking around for various MP3 player options out there….perfectly willing to PAY for something if needed….but your FREE solution is (I think) the best solution out there!
I’m an artist who plans to use your player on my website (not completed…still working on it….so don’t laugh at it)….but I do have a question for you.
Is there an email/notification list I can get on to become aware of new versions you might produce in the future?
I’m using the ones off of sourceforce.net (musicplayer.swf, dated 3/20/2005; xspf_player.swf and xspf_player_slim.swf dated 4/5/2006)…..but if/when new stuff comes out I’d like to know about it.
Thanks! Keep up the fantastic work!
Dan
August 28th, 2007 at 1:27 am
Hi Dan,
In the website: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=128363
There is an email Icon called “Monitor” just click there and login with your sourceforge account to receive the updates. This and the news RSS are currently the available options to get notified.
Thanks for using the player!
August 30th, 2007 at 12:24 am
Cool. It’s a little bulky for my tastes. I like the design of the old one better. I just like the ability to go back and forth in a song now. One of the few features I was missing from the old player. The Project Playlist one does but I don’t think you can install it on your own server. Do the star ratings do anything? If I want to use the new one where can I dl it? Hotlink? Thanks!
August 30th, 2007 at 12:40 am
you can download it and serve from your host, although I personally doesnt have anything against hotlinking, the url of the swf may change or even the player itself can break compatibility, so I would suggest to not hotlink it. As for the rating stars, I think they are only functional in the context of the network and you must be logged in. Outside of a ning network I believe they are close to useless, although you can use it to display one track’s rating by including this info on the xspf playlist.
September 28th, 2007 at 2:43 am
Hi Fabricio
first off I want to say thanks so much for your excellent work. I’m responding about the Androgene post. Obviously the guy was out of order but I can see why it happened. There are two tutorials that are linked to the sourceforge page:
http://www.ic.sunysb.edu/stu/ahanley/music/help.htm
http://forevergeek.com/articles/xspf_a_better_way_to_play_mp3s_on_your_site.php
I was testing in IE and I was stumped for ages until I did a Google search and turned up this page and got my answer (thankyou). Obviously though the tutorials could do with an edit.
Cheers
Terry