Listen MP3 on Web - Help Needed!

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In summary, the conversation discusses an issue where the option to listen to MP3 songs on a webpage works on personal computers but not on company computers. The group suggests that this may be due to corporate firewalls blocking MP3 or streaming audio. They also inquire about how to unblock the firewall.
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Mike Phan
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Hi everyone!

My webpage has an option to listen to MP3 songs. It works fine on some computers, but not work on some others. I found out that it works on almost personal computers, but not on company computers.

Any body knows how to fix this, PLEASE HELP!

Thanks in advance!

Mike
 
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Mike Phan said:
Hi everyone!

My webpage has an option to listen to MP3 songs. It works fine on some computers, but not work on some others. I found out that it works on almost personal computers, but not on company computers.

Any body knows how to fix this, PLEASE HELP!

Thanks in advance!

Mike

My first guess would be that many corporate firewalls block MP3 or streaming audio.
 
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Hi David,

I guess that too. If so, we have no way to unblock this firewall?
 

1. What is MP3 and how does it work?

MP3 (MPEG-1 Audio Layer 3) is a popular audio file format that is used to compress and store digital audio. It works by reducing the file size of audio data without significantly affecting its sound quality. This is achieved by removing certain parts of the audio file that are not detectable by the human ear.

2. Can I listen to MP3 files on the web?

Yes, you can listen to MP3 files on the web through various methods. Most commonly, you can listen to MP3 files by downloading them onto your computer or mobile device and playing them through a media player. You can also listen to MP3 files directly on the web by streaming them through websites or apps that support MP3 playback.

3. How do I play MP3 files on my website or blog?

To play MP3 files on your website or blog, you can embed an MP3 player using HTML code. This will allow visitors to your site to listen to the MP3 file without having to download it. There are also various plugins and widgets available for popular website platforms, such as WordPress, that allow you to easily add an MP3 player to your site.

4. Are there any copyright issues with using MP3 files on the web?

Yes, there can be copyright issues when using MP3 files on the web. It is important to make sure that you have the proper licenses or permissions to use any MP3 files on your website or blog. If you are using MP3 files for personal use, such as listening to music on your own website, then you may not need a license. However, if you are using MP3 files for commercial purposes, such as selling music on your website, then you will likely need to obtain the appropriate licenses from the copyright holders.

5. How can I convert other audio file formats to MP3?

You can convert other audio file formats to MP3 by using audio conversion software or online converters. Some popular software options include iTunes, Audacity, and Adobe Audition. Online converters, such as Zamzar or Online Audio Converter, allow you to convert audio files without having to download any software. Keep in mind that the quality of the converted MP3 file may vary depending on the settings used during conversion.

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