[kapitana]

Originally Posted by Visinescu I've found a different way to be able to use mp3s, but you have to host them and make a motd for each one of them using this website. you need flash player in order to be able to listen to these. in general windows 10 has a flash codec already built in so it should work for most without the need to download it. It even works for online radios, but you must have the original radio url, also add "/;" at the end in order to be played. check the image down for example

Just tried it. I am no expert at html, but the problem I get most likely isn't from bad html code:


Using the newest windows 10 update. I update frequently and I hate myself for doing so, windows updates get worse every time.
*EDIT* Using newest CS version from STEAM by the way.

[Visinescu]

Originally Posted by kapitana Just tried it. I am no expert at html, but the problem I get most likely isn't from bad html code: Using the newest windows 10 update. I update frequently and I hate myself for doing so, windows updates get worse every time. *EDIT* Using newest CS version from STEAM by the way.

Did you copy the HTML code and placed it in the MOTD after you've generated it ?

[Visinescu]

Originally Posted by Relaxing In my opinion I always found music/radio plugins useless because of Steam Community Overlay covering everything. Music, web browser, purchases etc.

Oh yes indeed , though i used to need music/radio plugins because I've had a crappy PC. Now i mostly use plugins for promoting radios(Indie radios trying to get attention).

[HamletEagle]

Unapproved because it's non steam only.