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The multimedia filter embeds MP3 files in a streaming player made with Flash. A larger MP3 player is used when an MP3 file is added as a Recurso archivo or Recurso URL and a smaller MP3 player is used when an MP3 file is linked to from within a forum post or any other text area using the Moodle media button in the Editor de texto or by typing the URL of the MP3 file.

MP3 player customisation

It is possible to customise the colours of the the MP3 player via CSS included in the theme. For example

.mp3flowplayer_backgroundColor {color: #000000;}

modifies the background colour, see http://flowplayer.org/documentation/skinning/controlbar.html?skin=default for more colour properties, any property that ends with '...Color' can be overridden via CSS.

For accessibility reasons it is not allowed to initiate an automatic playback.

Tips and tricks

Inserting sounds into questions

Quiz question with sound

Method to get the Flash player only, and no link to open an external player:

In the question text, type "Listen to this sound xxx and say what you heard."
Select xxx
Click on the Insert Web Link button
Give the address of your MP3 file
Toggle HTML source and view the result, something like this: Listen to < a href="http://moodle/file.php/2/audio/trumpet.mp3" >xxx< /a > and say what you heard.
Delete xxx

The student can then only use the Flash player.

Temporarily disable the MP3 player

You can surround your link with <nolink></nolink> tags to stop any kind of processing including the multimedia filters that create the MP3 player. This may be useful when linking to external MP3 files with characters in their name that Flash cannot understand.

TIP: Be careful with the no link tags or any user written HTML code. The Editor de texto may eliminate some of your work if you use the editor in the future. The text editor tries to tidy things up for the new user but this can frustrate an experienced user of HTML code.

NOTE: This does not work for something like the following inserted into a page resource.

<nolink><a href="http://theExampleServer.com/file.php/55/mp3_2/mt16/The_file.mp3"> The_file.mp3</a></nolink> , however you can stop the multimedia filter from showing when linking to files by adding ?forcedownload=1 to the end of the link.

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 ===Inserting sounds into questions===
-[[Image:Quiz question MP3 example.JPG|thumb||Quiz question with sound]]
+[[Image:Quiz question MP3 example.jpg|thumb||Quiz question with sound]]
 Method to get the Flash player only, and no link to open an external player:
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 ===Temporarily disable the MP3 player ===
 * You can surround your link with <nowiki><nolink></nolink></nowiki> tags to stop any kind of processing including the multimedia filters that create the MP3 player. This may be useful when linking to external MP3 files with characters in their name that Flash cannot understand.
-:''TIP:''  Be careful with the no link tags or any user written HTML code.  The [[Text editor]] may eliminate some of your work if you use the editor in the future.  The text editor tries to tidy things up for the new user but this can frustrate an experienced user of HTML code.
+:''TIP:''  Be careful with the no link tags or any user written HTML code.  The [[Editor de texto]] may eliminate some of your work if you use the editor in the future.  The text editor tries to tidy things up for the new user but this can frustrate an experienced user of HTML code.
 :''NOTE:'' This does not work for something like the following inserted into a page resource.
 <nowiki><nolink><a href="http://theExampleServer.com/file.php/55/mp3_2/mt16/The_file.mp3"> The_file.mp3</a></nolink></nowiki> , however you can stop the multimedia filter from showing when linking to files by adding ?forcedownload=1 to the end of the link.

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