how to put mp3 on a website with start pause button

Tyr this please:

1.Select the MP3 file that you want to put on your site. Decide if you want it to play when a person visits your page or to be a link that they can download the file and play it in their own player. To play on your page when someone visits you need to include a stop button for those that don't want to hear it.

2.Choose the position on the page that you want to place the link to the MP3 or where you want to place the stop button for auto played songs. One of the best visual ways of letting the visitor know they can stop the audio playing is to place the standard windows play/pause time bar.

3.Place the following code in your HTML page to embed the MP3 file:< EMBED
SRC="MP3 file location" HEIGHT=60 WIDTH=144 > Make sure you replace the "MP3 file location" with the actual address of the MP3 file. This format will play the MP3 for anyone that visits the site but also places a play/stop button bar on the page so they can stop it if they prefer.

4.Place a normal link to your MP3 file location if you want to give your visitor the option to download the file and play it with their own player. Answered Dec, 28 2010

That's an interesting question, and generally my answer would be "no" because Facebook has put a lot of effort into creating its own universe, generally one that's not easily reached from the rest of the Internet at large.

However, a colleague (thanks Trent Urbanski) gave me a little tip on how to reverse engineer just this sort of thing so let me share it with you so you too can create a nice "let's connect on Facebook" button for your blog or Web site...

The first thing you need to do is figure out your numeric account ID on Facebook.

The fastest way I know to get this information is to click on "Profile" on the top menu of your Facebook home page

Answered Sep, 03 2010

1
Go to www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/flash.html (see link in References below).
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Click and drag the "Pause" button to the bookmarks bar of the web browser. This button will now appear in the bookmarks bar.
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Go to a website with a Flash animation to test the bookmarklet. Example sites are shown on the webpage.
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Press the "Pause" button. The flash animation will be paused. Pressing the button again will play the animation. Answered Feb, 15 2011

Hi, here is the address:
http://voicent.com/kb/index.php/developer/572/adding-pause-to-text-to-speech Answered Aug, 10 2011