Audio Players

This collection of chiptune players covers various popular home computers and tracker formats: mods: http://www.wothke.ch/webxmp/ (GPL) Amiga: http://www.wothke.ch/webuade/ (CC BY-NC-SA) Atari ST: http://www.wothke.ch/webaudio68/ (GPL) C64: http://www.wothke.ch/websid/ (CC BY-NC-SA) All the players are free for non-commercial use.

Easy Audio Player it is a powerful HTML5 audio player for your website with responsive layout and full API support, it runs with the new HTML5 audio engine and if its not supported, it will use Adobe Flash fallback. Packed with four skins with various styles it can be used in any type of layout and of course the skins can be modified. Easy Audio Player can be used in any type of HTML page including Wordpress. Packed with tone of options allowing you to control the layout and skin in the way that pleases you most. Fully Responsive & Mobile Optimized (Smartphones & Tablets). Video demonstration on Android or Video demonstration demo on IOS. Full API support, the player has a full set of methods and events / listeners that allows to control the player externally, even more you can hide the entire buttons bar and have an invisible player instance that can be controlled with your own set of buttons.

HTML5 Audio Player with playlist is great for those who want to add interactivity to their website. The music player comes in three variations for you to choose from so it can fit perfectly in your site.

Slim HTML5 Audio jQuery Plugin is a very simple jQuery plugin to embed an audio player. It can insert HTML to play a given audio file using the HTML5 audio tag. It also inserts the embed container tab as fallback when the audio tag is not supported by the Web browser (e.g., IE7 and 8).

Custom HTML5 and jQuery Audio Player that brings a uniform look throughout all web browsers. Just add an audio tag with class named HTML5AudioPlayer and initialize the plugin, it's that simple. It has also a flash fallback if user system doesn't support HTML5 audio tag. Responsive, the player works on multiple platforms. Fully customizable, almost all control buttons can easily be turn on or off. Fully skinnable, the appearance is fully customizable with CSS. Multiple instances, the player can be included multiple times on the same page. There are 6 different themes included. The CSS is highly compatible with your site's existing code. Autoplay support, the audio should start playing as soon as it is ready. Loop support, the audio should start over again, when it is finished. The volume state will be saved with local storage or cookies. Support for legacy browsers with an automatic Flash fallback. Cross browser support. Public API to control the audio player externally.

HTML5 Audio Button is designed for ease of use. Unfortunately overlays do not work on browsers which do not support simultaneous element playback, such as current versions of iOS. The progress meter does not work on browsers which do not support the HTML5 element. Thank you for your business!

A custom HTML5 and jQuery Audio Player. Animated GIF as playing indicator, to use just add a tag in your source and call the script. 2 Themes included, blue and grey, but gives you the opportunity to develop your own easily.

The Total Control HTML5 Audio Player is jQuery plugin that streams audio and features a manageable playlist. It features 3 skins and a mini player option for a more compact interface. Playlist rows can be dragged and dropped to rearrange song order and new songs can be added on the fly. Also, users can choose which songs are to be skipped when repeat is enabled.

This product includes TouchAudio Toggles, and our heads-up display. With the HUD you can implement play-next, play-previous, pause, resume, scrub-reverse, or scrub-forward, as well as display the track name, time, and duration. To demonstrate how easy, and modular this system is, we show you how to easily wire up 7 unique audio interfaces.

You can use this product as a fully featured html5 audio player (check Playlist version examples) or just to add background music to your website (check Minimal version examples). You can customize this html5 audio player by changing the color for: player background, volume slider, timer, buffer, seekbar, song title, playlist background, playlist font and playlist item line separator. In this manner you have the possibility to integrate this audio player in any design.

The whole player is basic CSS so you can easily restyle it into anything you want FLASH fallback included for browsers that dont support HTML5 . Highly configurable with basic CSS . Restyle the player completely with CSS Optional playlist Optional autoPlay Random play on/off. Looping on/off. Thumbnail for each song. Tooltips for seekbar / volume. Optional download / link on every song in playlist. Load your own playlist inside the player (example provided!). Google web fonts used. Public methods available.

Compatible with iOS, Android, and Desktop Browsers. Conveniently uses Flash Player for non-HTML5 browsers when necessary. Protect your audio from being hijacked by using a beep overlay, or another overlay sound. Support for both static pages & dynamic webapps Auto fallback to Flash in Firefox if not using .ogg files. A circular progress meter displays playback position & time remaining. Easily customize the color of the progress meter. HTML5 Audio Buttons are smart, and stop playback when another button starts playmode. Set a default size, and/or use custom dimensions for each button to support multiple layouts, and designs on the same page. Easily customize the play & pause images.

This HTML5 music player is great for anyone who needs their music to work on both desktops and mobile devices. It has three CSS3 based skins to choose from and comes with a custom built Flash fallback for older browsers that don’t support HTML5 Audio. Use it as your page’s main music player, add it to your blog posts or build on top of it with the available API methods. The player is custom built on top of jQuery 1.7.1 and is void of any external open source media plugins (keeping it super-optimized and light-weight). Custom Settings Include: Choose from three CSS3 skins Start the player in an open or closed state Choose to autoplay music Randomize the song order Set the volume level Add custom HTML for song titles

GuitarChords.JS is the result of a fun experiment with CSS3, HTML5 and JavaScript that eventually went crazy with the ability to play the selected chord (no Flash, but real HTML5 audio), chord inversions and types and cool real-life stompbox interface with customizable LED display, knobs, buttons and large play button.

Comes out of the box in two well designed variations; is set up in minutes. With useful options: Flexible dimensions, unlimited colors, playlists and two different buttonsets for light and dark themes. Featuring the technology of Projekktor it comes with cross-browser compatibility via Flash fall back plus optional social links and for detailed artist information. Works with all modern browsers and mobile devices like iPad, iPhone and more.

Features: Uses audio tag with flash fallback (ensures functionality in older browsers). Uses local storage to keep a “favorites” playlist. Entire app is imageless (CSS3). Pulls metadata (including album cover) from music files. List view and tile view (using album covers).

Audio5 is a music player able to reproduce the audio files using the HTML5 standard and Flash technologies, depending to the browsers used to load Audio5. The audio player verifies if the web browser supports HTML5 or Flash and reproduces the audio file in the required standard.

Wordpress plugin for html 5 audio and video allows you to embed media for native playback in supported browsers and offers a graceful degradation for unsupported browsers.

jPlayer is a jQuery plugin that allows you to: * play and control audio files in your webpage * create and style an audio player using just HTML and CSS * add sound effects to your jQuery projects * support more devices using HTML5 All of this with HTML5 support for compliant browsers that allow mp3 or ogg format, while supporting other browsers using mp3 format with no visible Flash.

Scott Andrew’s experiments with the HTML5 audio element (and jQuery)—straight forward and works a treat in Safari, but Firefox doesn’t support MP3