Jordy Meow

Thomas

Very simple, unique and exciting plugin that allows the bloggers to link an image to an audio file through the Media Library. Automatically, a little play icon will be added on your images in your posts. That way, you can give another dimension to your images thanks to sounds, music or voice-over. Here is a very simple example.
BETA. This plugin was just created. We are waiting for the first feedbacks of our users to decide which way to go. We have many ideas for it but we prefer to hear from you first. We will keep it clean, consistent and excellent.
BE KIND. Again, this plugin is new. Please don’t attack us. We are starting it. Please help us 🙂
IDEAS. Tell an audio story behind each image rather than text (the text should focus on SEO instead, be an excerpt of the story). Use cinemagraphs instead of normal images and have the audio track synchronized with it. Write a post with photos taken around your home, with the associated background audio. Write a post with portraits, each of them will say a simple sentence with their own voice. Etc…
More information available on https://meowapps.com/audio-story-images/.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Link images to audio files through the Media Library</li>
<li>Audio Story meta box in the attachment edit sidebar</li>
<li>Autoplay when images come into view (with smart browser compatibility)</li>
<li>Visual play/pause controls on images</li>
<li>Support for MP3 and WAV audio formats</li>
<li>Support for JPEG, PNG and GIF image formats</li>
</ul>
<h4>How Audio Story Works</h4>
Linking Audio to Images: 
1. Go to Media Library (list view) or edit any media file 
2. Use the “Audio Story” column or meta box to attach files 
3. Images can be linked to audio files, and vice versa 
4. Once linked, a play button appears on the image in your posts
Autoplay Feature: 
* Enable autoplay by checking “Autoplay when image comes into view” in the attachment edit screen 
* When visitors scroll and the image becomes visible, audio plays automatically 
* Due to browser security policies: 
 – If the visitor has already interacted with your site, audio plays immediately 
 – On first visit, a subtle notice appears: “Click anywhere to enable audio” 
 – After any click/tap, all autoplay audio will work normally 
 – The play button pulses to indicate audio is ready
<h4>Quickstart</h4>
<ol>
<li>Upload audio files and image files to your Media Library</li>
<li>In the Media Library list view, use the Audio Story column to link files</li>
<li>Or edit any image/audio file and use the Audio Story meta box in the sidebar</li>
<li>Optionally enable autoplay for automatic playback when images come into view</li>
<li>Your images now have audio! Visitors can click the play button or experience autoplay</li>
</ol>

Audio Story Images

Add a new dimension to your images by using audio. This plugin let you link images with audio.

dj_force

hearthis

The hearthis.at plugin allows you to integrate a player widget from hearthis.at into your WordPress Blog by using a WordPress shortcodes. 
this is how it works: 
 [hearthis]https://hearthis.at/LINK_TO_TRACK_SET_OR_ARTIST/[/hearthis]
These Shortcodes do also supports several optional parameters. These parameters will pass its given value as option on to the player widget. 
At the moment the hearthis Shortcode accepts the following parameter and options:
<ul>
<li><code>width</code> define the width of the widget (number value and if <= 100 means in % and abouve 100 is in pixels. default is 100)</li>
<li><code>height</code> define the height of the widget (integer value or empty for default ) 
if this value is less 100 it will passed as percent if it is higher than 100 it will parsed as pixels</li>
<li><code>theme</code> you can choose between these 2 options transparent (default) or transparent_black</li>
<li><code>hcolor</code> button and passed time color for the waveform (not set or a hex color with or without a prependig #)</li>
<li><code>color</code> highlight color for the waveform (not set or a hex color with or without a prependig #)</li>
<li><code>style</code> style ‘1’ is default waveform and value ‘2’ is the digitized waveform</li>
<li><code>background</code> shows the background if set (values not set, 1 or 0, if is 1 the height is 170px)</li>
<li><code>waveform</code> hides the waveform if you set to ‘1’, change track height fixed to 95px (values 0 off, 1 on)</li>
<li><code>autoplay</code> starts with autoplay (values 0 off, 1 on)</li>
<li><code>cover</code> hides the cover image if its set (values 0 off, 1 on)</li>
<li><code>block_size</code> size of the waveform blocks (numberr, steps from 1 to 10, default is 2, works only if style is set to 2)</li>
<li><code>block_space</code> space size between the waveform blocks (integer, steps from 1 to 10, default is 1, works only if style is set to 2)</li>
<li><code>liststyle</code> only available on playlists or profile urls, this will display a list as single tracks buut works only if you provide value ‘single’. If you enter a profile uri from hearthis.at this listing is limited by 50 tracks.</li>
<li><code>css</code> string, should contain a valid uri that will load an additional css file link the link tag</li>
</ul>
IMPORTANT NOTE
This Version is now stable and provides also a fallback for some old hearthis Shortcode params. 
So these params could also being used because they will passed to the their new names.
<ul>
<li><code>color2</code> the old name of the hcolor property</li>
<li><code>params</code> a params string with the namend values </li>
<li><code>digitized_size</code> old name of the waveform block size (see block_size)</li>
<li><code>digitized_space</code> old name of the waveform block space (see block_space)</li>
</ul>
<h3>Examples</h3>
Embed a single track without any params. 
 [hearthis]https://hearthis.at/shawne/shawne-pornbass-12-06042013-2300-0200-uhr/[/hearthis]
Embed a playlist or setlist without params. 
 [hearthis]https://hearthis.at/crecs/set/tbase-feat-charlotte-haining-oscar-michael-unspoken-words-ep/[/hearthis]
Embed a user profile with a blue hightlight color. 
 [hearthis hcolor=”0000ff”]https://hearthis.at/crecs/[/hearthis]
Embed a user without color params and autostart. 
 [hearthis hcolor=”#ff5c24″ color=”#33fd11″ autostart=”1″]http://hearthis.at/djforce/[/hearthis]
Embeds a track with a black theme and a background image (if set) and hides the cover. 
 [hearthis theme=”transparent” background=”1″ cover=”1″]https://hearthis.at/djforce/baesser-forcesicht-dnbmix/[hearthis]
Embeds a track player with 50% width and a green button color. 
 [hearthis width=”50″ color=”#33fd11″]https://hearthis.at/crec/maverick-krl-c-recordings-guestmix/[/hearthis]
Embeds a track player with 500px width and hides the waveform and has the transparent_black theme. Remember this will change track height to 95 pixels. 
 [hearthis width=”500″ waveform=”1″ params=”color2=00ff00&theme=transparent_black”]https://hearthis.at/djforce/dj-force-is-breaking-the-habit-electrobreaks-bass-dubstep-mix-052014/[/hearthis]
Embeds a playlist or set with 400px height. 
 [hearthis height=”400″]https://hearthis.at/set/51-7/[/hearthis]
This is not a real option, its more like a hook and works only with playlists or profile urls. 
So if you want to display a playlist or user profile as single tracks and not as a list you can set this option. 
For users we limited this by 50 tracks. Does only take effect if the value single is inside the liststyle tag. 
 [hearthis liststyle=”single”]https://hearthis.at/djforce/set/dubstep-mixes/[/hearthis]
<h3>special thanks and credits</h3>
<h4>hearthis.at – music is our passion</h4>
thx for using and supporting <a href="https://hearthis.at/" rel="nofollow ugc">hearthis.at</a>

hearthis.at

works good and now you have more control over all possible options



works

The hearthis.at plugin allows you to integrate a player widget from hearthis.at into your Wordpress Blog by using a Wordpress shortcodes.

Audio Story Images vs hearthis.at