how do i make a url so i can upload my music from my computer to my webspace?
441054
go to the computer store and buy more jiggawatts first so the music will upload faster
669011
first of all you would need an email client that would let you send html emails. but belive me you really don't want to put music in an email. most of the people on the web still use dial up. an mp3 would take a very long time to download before it would even begin to play. if you did that to me i would hate you for eternity! :)
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You can upload MP3 files to the service that you're using (preferably in a new folder), and then you'll have to link to the music files so that people can play them in their web browser.\n\nYou could try using either Geocities, Tripod, or Freewebs to get started.
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yeah thats not hard at all.  Goto my documents. then right click on the my music folder, or whatever folder your music is in.  There should be a sharing option. Click that.  Then in the middle of the popup box there is an option to share with network users and all users of the computer. That should fix it.
568545
The song would have to be referenced via a publicly available URI\n\nthen it simply a matter of creating an anchor tag to point to the URI
1068186
would u like the music to play in the background or just have it for download? If you are familiar with html...\n\n+ if you just want the music to be download-able, use < a href="name_of_song">any_words< /a > in your html code.\n\n+ if you want it to play in the background, things get a little trickier:\n\n    --- if using Internet Explorer: use <embed> & <noembed> tags to handle the music playing. You can easily find how to do this on the internet.\n\n    --- if you want music to play in all browsers like Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc.., the simplest solution that I could find for this was to use Flash to play the music. This requires a bit of knowledge with Flash/ActionScript but this info is readily avaialble on the internet.\n\nEither way, you must upload the music file which you want to use with your website to you filespace but I assume you were not asking this. \n\nGood Luck.
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if u are tryin to put music on a page..u need the url to where the music is..url is the web address... for example http://www.yahoo.com...u copy that including the http:// and then u paste it in the area that asks of the link for the music.
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no javascript writing required! (any it wouldn't help anyway!)\n\nthere are 1000's of internet radio stations, most for free! and they stream music all over the internet.\n\nyou put the <object> or <embed> or <applet> they tell you to use and  your users can connect to them! You can also just use a link to any of the real audio or quicktime services out there (very easy), so the radio plays in the user's favorite player!
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You can try uploading the song to http://www.filelodge.com and then making a flash mp3 player here:\n\nhttp://www.mypimpspace.com/flashmp3player/\n\nAll you need is the song URL. You'll have to make an account with FileLodge first though
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music.coolgoose.com\nhttp://www.cooltoad.com/\n\nyou need to create a username and password to upload or download an mp3.\nSo register and publish your mp3z.
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Well, no matter what, the music file you add has to be hosted somewhere on the internet.  So if you were to download a song that you wanted to put on your myspace, you would have to host it on yahoo briefcase or some sort of free web space provider.\n\nThen, you can use a simple HTML tag to access the music on your myspace.  This should be placed in the "About Me" section.\n\n<bgsound src="URL" loop="#" autostart="true" hidden="true">\n\nwhere URL is the web address where your song is located, for example www.website.com/song.mp3 and where # is the number of times you want the song to play before it stops.\n\nIf you want the player menu for the song to be visible, remove that part that says hidden="true."\n\nThe autostart="true" specifies that the song will begin playing automatically and does not need to be started manually.
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First you host the mp3  somewhere online.\nAssuming the file is hosted somewhere like www.mysite.com/mysong.mp3, the code would look something like this:\n\n<a href="http://www.mysite.com/mysong.mp3>A description of the link goes here.</a>
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You don't need a server...\nJust type this:\n<embed src="yourmusicfile.mid" autostart="true" loop="true"\nwidth="2" height="0">\n</embed>
538666
You can upload the song to a site like :)\n\n\nhttp://www.imgdump.net/index.php?uploadsong=1\n\nit will convert the song to embedded code and url code- copy the one you need, probably the embed code, and insert where you need to in your website profile. Not all profiles support music, but, if they do, there you go, just follow the instructions:)
18464
Is this what you are looking for sorta...\nhttp://www.mp3tunes.com/\nOr are you trying to remote access your computer from any location to play your music?
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Go to http://www.tripod.com and create your site...very easy to do and it will show you how to load music and such.\n\nGood luck
147143
Interesting question.\n\nFirst. If the music is copyrighted, and 99.9% of music is, you can't. I should say you shouldn't unless you want to be shut down.\n\nOther than that try Geocities.