About Player Layouts

See the other web player topics for instructions on creating and editing the web player.

Below is a screenshot of how a sample v7 Player appears on a desktop. Almost all of the features listed are optional or customizable.

V7Player

Features:

Current Station Logo: Upper left corner, this is the station the user is currently playing. In this shot, it says 106.3 The Fox.

Stations: Left column. Lists the stations available to the user. They can search by clicking the magnifying glass icon and typing part or all of a station name in the box. V7_Player_Search
To edit the

Currently Playing: Untitled second column from the left. Shows the album art (if available), title, and artist for the track currently playing for music stations.

Recently Played: This column lists the most recently played tracks.

Biography: If available, displays an artist biography.

Volume: Slider in the lower left of the player. The user can use this to start or stop play or to change the volume of the music.

Sharing: Icons in the lower right corner. The user can share their listening status to Facebook, to Twitter, or by email.

 

 

Below is a screenshot of how a sample v6 Player appears on a desktop. Almost all of the features listed are optional or customizable.

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Feature Key:

Station Logo and link to website

Now Playing Pane: (music) Includes song cover art or default album image.

Recently Played Pane: (music) Includes cover art, artist, song name. Click to get artist bio, pics, (not shown).

Win Tickets: An example of an IFrame pane to embed content from website

Hot Music: Examples of RSS Podcasts, News Feeds, and custom Playlist Panes

Submit a Comment: Comment Pane for getting comments or requests from users

Stations Pane: Link to other Stations’ players, filters for market and genre, and search.

More Links: Link to other website content, like Advertise With Us

Share with Facebook, Twitter, Email

Thumbs-up/-down content

Support for display banners, companion banners, pre-roll videos (not shown).

 

For more information, see:

Creating a New Web Player

Editing an Existing Player