I am trying to get this to work for quite some time now. I have an asp.net page in which I am trying to play a wav file. The code in the page load event is as follows:
Response.Clear()
Response.ContentType = "audio/wav"
Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "inline;filename=" + "temp.wav")
Dim filePath As String = Server.MapPath("/temp.wav")
If Not String.IsNullOrEmpty(filePath) Then
'Here I am converting the file to a byte array,as eventually I'll be creating the wav files on the fly
Dim fileBytes As Byte() = GetFileBytes(filePath)
Response.BinaryWrite(fileBytes)
Response.Flush()
End If
The problem I am having is every time I run this page, the windows media player opens up. I would like the audio to be played using some inbuilt plugin in the browser. Something like, when you click on a voice icon, how the sound pops up without opening any player.
If I have the same content in an ashx handler, would it be better?
I could not use the embed tag because, I shall not be having a physical file on the server, it would be generated on the fly using a response stream.
How to play any audio file on browser? I used HTML5's <audio> but it does not support to all extensions. Is it any control for that that any file I can play?
I am working on an ASP.NET Web application and I want it to have audio playback functionality. I can do is using directories. For example, using the ASP.NET Audio control like :- , is pretty easy and straight-forward and works accordingly. But, the trouble comes when I'm using a database and the control. I am totally new to data binding in ASP.NET. I don't like using JavaScript, but i am comfortable using it, but I would prefer C# solution (I know beggars can't be choosers).
I have a database containing only one table called tblAudio. This table has two fields only for the title of the audio file (type NVARCHAR(MAX)) and the field for the actual audio (type VAR BINARY(MAX)). I'm using Visual Studio 2010 Professional with SQL Server Express Edition. The table has a single record with the relevant data in their fields.
I'm streaming PDFs to the browser, and it works fine. The problem is when someone clicks the save button. On the same server, we have a "Live" and a "test" site. They are identical, and I've verified that all code is identical. However I'm seeing different dialog boxes when the user clicks "Save"
Test site: - dialog box: "Save A Copy" - file name: "Document.pdf" - file type: Adobe PDF
Live site: - dialog box: "Save As..." - file name: "Document.aspx" - file type: Adobe PDF
To make things even more "fun" I've noticed this behavior ONLY with IE8. With Firefox or Chrome clicking save - regardless of which site (test or live) opens the "Save a Copy" dialog box which allows the users to save the file as a PDF instead of a .aspx file.
I already have my audio file in database (which is in varbinary(max) data type) and I could retrieve said music as byte(). But the problem is I don't know how to play it..
I am having the hardest time figuring this problem out. I have a Silverlight 4 application that loads audio and video files from URLs. The URLs are the same domain as the application is hosted on and it works great for video.The URLs are actually asp.net mvc controllers that are responsible for reading the file from a shared location on and the server and serving back a filestream. The URLs look something like this:http://localhost:31479/CourseMedia?path=omnisandbox1ILMSShare2Demo-Fire+BehaviormediaDisclaim.wma&encrypted=False&id=00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000
If I put the URL directly into the browser the file loads and plays in windows media player just fine, and if I use a separate test silverlight project to load the url it also works, but for the life of me I can not get it to work properly in my main project.This is the routine I use to actually do the source setting:
i need to play audio online in asp.net websiteMy requirement isusers will be able to browser the audio file using file upload control and two button will be displayed 'Play' and 'Stop'.site should have the capability to play audio file in any format.
I am using ajax and javascript to play sound from specific time till a specific time.
I do change the class from play to pause when user plays it but i am unable to change it back to play when the sound duration stops
<script type="text/javascript"> function aud_play_pause() { var myAudio = document.getElementById("myTune"); var musicStartTime = 25; var musicStopTime = 35;
i wanna play and download song from database but only path of song is stord in database so how to do this and i don't wanna use id of song i wanna select song by column name (ASP.NET)(SQL server)
I want to open the songfile automatically with blackberry native music player ,upon clicking that link. I have searched almost all web , but i was not able to find a solution, how we can download and open a file with native medal player browser. All the code samples i got was in java. Is there any code for doing that in asp.net ? Any alternative in html? The <object> & <embedd> tags are not displaying in the browser when i run the project. So, i think it won't work ? Is there any possible solution for that.... Suppose the content type="audio/mp3" . can any one specify code for that ?
When normal downloading, again Request Entity Too Large Error appears. It's not bcoz the file is large, Itz only 344 kb. Still its not working.Why is it so?
I am using VSTS 2008 + C# + .Net 3.5 + Silverlight 3.0 + ASP.Net to develop a Silverlight application (a video media player) in browser and the function is simple, just use MediaElement to play a remote video file.The remote server is Windows Server 2008 + IIS 7.0 + IIS Media Bit Rate Throttling Control.Since the request media URL can be discovered (e.g. from traffic sniffer), and I want to know how to prevent from download directly from the Url? i.e. I want end user to use my Silverlight media player application in browser to play the file, prevent them from download to local directly. Any easy and quick solution or reference code/documents?
I would like also to know the way to have an embedded video in my site that will not have the play buttons and play again and again. Is there a way to do that??
I've got an aspx page that streams jpeg's. It sets the content type and then writes to the response stream. If I view the images directly they work a treat, but if I use fancybox 1.2.6 I get the following.Using fancybox 1.2.1 the images do show.Here is the code that is pushing out the image.
using (HttpWebResponse response = (HttpWebResponse)request.GetResponse()) { using (Stream responseStream = response.GetResponseStream())
I have an ASP.NET Web Forms application. I want to have a button to post back to the server that will use my fields on my form (after validation) as parameters to a server process that will generate a document and stream it back to the browser. I want the form to be updated with some status results.
What is the best way to achieve this? Right now, I've got the button click generating the document and streaming it back tot he browser (it's a Word document and the dialog pops up, and the Word document can be opened successfully) but the page doesn't get updated.
I am streaming HTML content into a Literal control in an ASPX page, and am continually running into a problem where the page loads fine the first time I try it, then subsequent attempts fail to load.
The purpose of the aspx page is to act as a 'broker' to another process that produces streamed HTML output, which then needs to be resolved by the browser.
The reason I'm not just using HtmlTextWriter to stream out the code to the Response object is that the streamed HTML contains framesets, and I am forbidden from modifying that code in any way, so I must keep the streamed code intact. In spite of the fact that frameset HTML hardcoded into the ASPX file would work, it does NOT resolve streamed frameset code!
In any case, streaming into the literal (by creating a string that is assigned to the Literal's Text property) works just fine -- the FIRST time I load that page. If I exit the page, then try to reinstantiate, it FAILS, producing an empty HTML file (containing only "<HTML></HTML>").
