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Where should I host the audio files?
As you know, Webflow doesn't allow you to host audio files on Webflow. We recommend that you either use Cloudinary or AWS S3 to host your audio files. Cloudinary is easier to use than AWS S3 and it has a free tier. To get started, visit this link https://cloudinary.com/pricing and look into their Digital Asset Management plans. If you're more advanced and are familiar with Amazon Web Services, you can create an S3 bucket and host your audio there. We personally use S3 and find that it works well.
Can you configure everything for me?
Helping other freelancers and agencies is our specialty. We're happy to setup the audio player and tackle any other development issues you may be facing. Email us at info@upliftwebdesign.com to get started!
How can I request new features?
Visit the following link to request new features and upvote current feature requests. https://uplift-web-design.canny.io/feature-requests
How can I host my audio files with Dropbox?
We don't suggest that you host your audio on Dropbox. We've heard a lot of mixed reviews on it. We recommend that you use Cloudinary's Digital Asset Management service instead. However if you must use Dropbox make sure that you generate publicly assessible links to your audio files. Also make sure that you use the query params dl=1
and raw=1
on your links. You can read more about Dropbox sharing here: https://help.dropbox.com/share/force-download
Is there any documentation for the audio player?
Yes, you can view the documentation here: https://upliftwebdesign.com/true-audio-player/getting-started/