#GPODDER VS JUICE PLUS#

SetupAudio files need to be encoded and saved in MP3 format. We're just using some national anthem audio files and simple photographs for the album art work. This example is using the default style and controller settings. Support for additional info added to each track facilitates the need to provide longer descriptions about each track, links and purchase buttons.ĮxampleThis is a working example of the PlayLister stack. PlayLister would be fantastic to use for presenting samples of recorded music, narrations, religious sermons, podcasts and educational resources. There is no limit on the number of MP3 files you can add to this stack and we impose no cap on the length of your individual audio files either.

#GPODDER VS JUICE PLUS#

Plus you can toggle many interface elements on and off as they're needed, to build the perfect audio playlist solution for your website. Unlike preset 'skins' (which can drastically limit the creativity options you have for building bespoke audio players), the free-form style and colour settings we provide in PlayLister grant you unmatched ability to precisely customise PlayLister stacks to look like an integral part of your website.

These two latter methods are perfect in instances where you or a client want to add or remove audio files remotely outside of RapidWeaver without the need to constantly republish your website each time.Ī common flaw with many audio addons available for RapidWeaver (and on the wider internet) is they tend to all look the same. Alternatively you can give PlayLister the link to a folder of audio files or a CSV file on your web server and it will automatically generate the playlist for you. You can construct your playlist within RapidWeaver and manually link to each MP3 file you want to include. PlayLister can be setup using one of three methods.

Gpodder vs juice