Hello I tried with Smugs Android HTML and in Eclipse, I got error: The declared package "com.buzztouch" does not match the expected package. What am I doing wrong? Thanks

Did you try to rename the package or redownload it? The package should have the name you gave it in the buzztouch control panel, unless you imported another screen after you downloaded it. LA

I changed package name in SW_androidHTML.java also and it works now. I also included simple audio player: <audio controls="controls" preload="auto" tabindex="0"> <source src="mysong.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Loading... </source></audio> This audio does not work in Smugs Android, but I think every html code should. Any advice?

That was an error; the package should have been 'com.buzzTouch' (notice the case of the 't'). In any event, it's been fixed. If you redownload your package you should get the correct (updated) version. If you're self hosted, update your plugins with a new copy and all should be good. Let me know if this doesn't work for you. Cheers! -- Smug

Hello, I have now version 1.1 installed, but my audio still doesn't work. It is just simple: <audio controls="controls" preload="auto" tabindex="0"> <source src="mysong.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Loading... </source></audio> which works fine on iOS, not on Android.

"where" is 'mysong.mp3' file located? Remember, an HTML file isn't the Android OS, so any files referenced from within an HTML file will need to be relative to that HTML file, and have nothing to do with Android directory and file structure. According to your code example above, the 'mysong.mp3' file needs to be 'in the same directory as your html file' (BT_Docs, yes?) in order for it to work. Is it? Cheers! -- Smug

Thanks for quick answer, I got my html and audio file located in BT Control panel>Files/Media>Documents. Then I downloaded Android project and copied both files again in Assets>BT_Docs. Result is that I can see audio controls, but playhead is in the end of song. Milan

You try this on device or emulator for Android? LA

Tried on both, everywhere same result. I also tried with Custom Html plugin, but always works on iOs, Android not.

You are not uploading the song file to buzztouch are you? Send a link to the song so I can try it please. LA

I uploaded it in Media-Documents, where html file is. Here is link: http://www.apps-mobi.net/bt/files/applications/EA5387DE2B6CB5C9B048F9D24/documents/adijo.mp3

Buzztouch doesn't handle media files but give me a few and I will try your link. LA

I don't know what exactly you mean. You can't hear mp3 on upper link?

I forgot to tell you that I work on local server.

Yes I can hear it. LA

I am trying to create a songbook of 60 songs: each is single html with only 2 items: one text and one song. If user wants to hear song, he clicks on audio control and play it. It all works fine on iOs, app is in Apple AppStore for a few months now. I am desperate because I can't finish the same app for Android.

I'm looking into it, but for the moment all I can say is this does not work: <audio autoplay="" controls=""> <source src="jrsr.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Your browser does not support the audio element. </source> </audio> And this does: <audio autoplay="" controls=""> <source src="http://your.server.com/path/to/jrsr.mp3" type="audio/mpeg"> Your browser does not support the audio element. </source> </audio> I can't say why it doesn't like local files, but a URL works fine. I'll see if I can find some kind of fix. For the time being, that's the only viable workaround. Cheers! -- Smug