There are a number of ways to embed audio and video into your web page. This page shows you how to do so using the same Flash scripts used on other CAILAB.net pages.
Embedding audio
First, you need to put a copy of the Flash audio player used on your website. To get the player, right click on the following link, save the swf file to your computer, then upload it to your site: http://cailab.net/apps/audioplayer.swf.
Believe it or not, you're almost ready to go. Let's assume that you have already made your mp3 file and uploaded it to your site. For this example, I've recorded an mp3 file named helloworld.mp3. I've uploaded it to my audio directory at http://npue1.eslweb.net/audio. I've also uploaded my Flash audio player to the same directory.
Now I have to create a web page and add some special code to it. I've created my page and called it audiotest.html. I've added the following code to the file:
Important: You have to add the above code in the source of the file; you can't use the WYSIWYG mode of your editor. In Kompozer, click on the Source button at the bottom of your screen to add this code. Also, you need to edit the code above in red. Be sure to change it using your own information.
The easiest way to embed video into your web page is to upload it to YouTube or some other such web site, then plug the code they provide you with into your web page. Here is an example of an embedded YouTube video:
As with embedding audio, you need to embed the video code into the source of the html page.
