jPlayer (Audio Player) Integration to Store Module. Help?

Ha. So here the link to jPlayer (a html5 nice light weight audio player) : http://www.jplayer.org/

what would be coool to do with this awesome script would be to ...Help me....and probobly will benefit a lot of people to integrate it with the store module. Why the store module? Hehe, welll i bet you guys know a guy who knows a guy who knows a guy who makes really awesome music and he would like to sell his songs? Right? Yeah he would. I bet you would like to sell songs as well or sounds. Right? Or your memebrs? O.o 

But if you upload a song to sell..... don'tcha think it would be great for your customers to get a preview of the sound before he/she buys it? I guess they would. So my taughts would be to know where the music (mp3 file) are stored when uploaded to the store module.

Jplayers embeded code is something like this:

1. $(document).ready(function(){
2. $("#jquery_jplayer_1").jPlayer({
3. ready:function(){
4. $(this).jPlayer("setMedia",{
5. m4a:"/media/mysound.mp4",
6. oga:"/media/mysound.ogg"
7. });
8. },
9. swfPath:"/js",
10. supplied:"m4a, oga"
11. });
12. });
13.  
14. <div id="jquery_jplayer_1"></div>
15. <div id="jp_interface_1">
16. <a href="#"class="jp-play">Play</a>
17. <a href="#" class="jp-pause">Pause</a>
18. </div>

So what you guys think? Any help?

I'' provide with the Music/Ringtons Version of the  Store If someone can please figure this out. Please. xD

and Share of Course :D

I'll try it but idk much about php or how the store module works. Also for the umm jPlayer to be in a block on the product view page :)

I think this can be done in the database. 

But like Please help :D 

first thing first. Your idea to preview your file is bad. There are many media grabber on the internet. If you want that than you have to slice the preview to make it a short version.

so the above one make things more tougher and for integrating music in browser you have to convert the file in atleast ogg and mp3 to run in all browsers. So this is second challenge. 

i again reference jamroom.net on this instance, if you take a look at how they have created the ability for artists and musicians to sell their product, i think that is what you are looking for. also, the entirety is streamable via an onsite player, once you have heard it there is a buy button, so there is no reason to have a player in the cart, the player is part of the members profile when they create the album.

http://www.boonex.com/forums/#topic/Embeding-sound-player-in-Store-Module-.htm this might be a better easyier solution

 do you know anyone who has integrated the jamroom to replace the default boonex audio player?

 RE:

 You are going to find a lot of other things besides previewing a sound file, that will be very difficult to do in Dolphin, unless you are ready to fork over some $$$ for some custom coding work.  A lot of the things you ask for, are not simple tasks,so don't expect someone to jump in and do all the work for free.

If you had used OS Commerce as I suggested, you wouldn't be having problems like this.

:/ i tried Os Commerence and i couldn't find the feature to sell Digicell products. Thats the point of my site. To sell DigiTal Products. The only thing i found close and easy to handle that those what i wanted was Dolphin. Yeah i get it. I do php and dolphin so am trying to figure it out even if it takes me Months to accomplish. 

If you couldn't find out how to use oscommerce for digital products, then you didn't look very hard.

It was tooo complicated. I wanted something simple that does what i wanted it to do. ANd thats what i made my website do using Dolphin. I removed everything i didn't find usefully in admin and in the site it self. Its simple and str8 to the point. The sound preview thing. I will have to do it mannually meanwhile i figure it out. Am going to check how those guys from Boonex did the screencast feature and maybe from that i wlll figure out how to add the "AudioCast" feature to the store module. :)

how much to make this mod  work for me? turnkey?localhustle.com

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