by Adrian Shum

SCM Music Player

Introduction

SCM Music Player is an advanced Flash MP3 player, designed for websites and weblog. Featuring:

Comprehensive playback control: play/pause, next/previous, shuffle, time tracker and etc.
Changeable skins with nice colour scheme.
Playback module can be docked on top or bottom, while playlist can be toggled - saving space and accessible.
Continuous playback even when navigated to another page - suitable for background music.
Compatible to various browsers: Opera, Firefox, Safari, IE(7 or above) and more. (Require Flash Player 9+ to be installed)

It is free for non-commercial use. And with the one-click setup wizard, you can create your SCM Music Player easily. (No programming skills/signup/password required!)

Any questions, suggestions or bug report? Please discuss in our forum.

Setup Wizard

Please follow the steps to create your SCM Music Player code:

Javascript is required for the setup wizard. Please enable it.

Type the song name, and mp3 links (e.g. http://somesite/song.mp3) :

You can upload mp3 files with file hosting sites, such as MusicWebTown, FileDen.
You can also extract mp3 links on Xanga Audio with Xanga Audio Extracter.
p.s. Do not use Chinese characters as mp3 address - it can cause problems easily.

Song Name

Song URL (address of the mp3 file)

AutoPlay
Shuffle by default
Placement of the player
After finishing the setup, press 'Done' button to export your SCM Music Player code.

Import

You can import your current SCM Music Player code to modify the setting easily, by pasting the code to the field below. Migration from old version of SCM Player is also supported.

Congratulations! Your player code has been created.

For Xanga user, copy and paste the following code to the top of "Header" module in the "Look and Feel" page. (Currently hasn't supported the Xanga Theme yet)

For Blogger user, go to Layout > Page Elements > Add a Page Element > HTML/JavaScript, paste the code and move the element under the header.

For web designer, paste it under the beginning of <body> tag
(i.e. on the top of webpage content).

If you want to modify the code in the future, you can load it back to the wizard with "Import existing code".