Radio.java
This applet is similar to many others you may have seen, and is limited to playing six .au files. It is the type of applet which could be very useful for playing small sound clips. It's easy to setup and use, and you can even check out the source code!
Usage: Place radio.class and the sound files, cow.au, sheep.au, dog.au, rooster.au, donkey.au and bird.au within your HTML directory. Place the image files in a subordinate directory, "images."
Java Source: radio.java
HTML Source:
<applet code=radio.class name=radio width=404 height=120>
<PARAM name=button1 value=cow.au>
<PARAM name=button2 value=sheep.au>
<PARAM name=button3 value=dog.au>
<PARAM name=button4 value=rooster.au>
<PARAM name=button5 value=donkey.au>
<PARAM name=button6 value=bird.au>
<PARAM name=image value=images/music002.gif>
<PARAM name=image1 value=images/speak1.gif>
<PARAM name=image2 value=images/speak2.gif>
<PARAM name=image3 value=images/speak3.gif>
</applet>
Author: Marek Mizeracki of Web Lightning Ltd.
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