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Are you a website owner and want to entertain your visitors with some music? It’s never been easier since there are a whole lot of services available out there, some for free, others for a small fee. Each music player is embedded into the website in a certain way, but don’t be scared, it’s not that hard. Besides, each service also provides with tutorials and FAQs on how to install their product onto your portal, and with little to no knowledge in web developing you are able to do it in no time. Today we’ve made a list of ten music players for websites with the purpose to increase their popularity.

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10. WpAudio

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As more and more websites use WordPress, here’s a WP tool – the Mp3 player plugin that installs as easy as it can get. The player is highly customizable as you can change the font, size, and colors from within WordPress, while also being able to convert mp3 links. A tutorial on how to install it you can find on their website.

9. Flash MP3 Player For WP

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Another music plugin for WordPress that enters our list of music players for websites is this time Flash oriented – a tool that’s customizable, while at the same time providing many complex features, such as widget support and user-friendly administration panel.

8. XSPF Web Player

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If your hosting company doesn’t offer too much space to store your music files, here’s an option – the XSPF Web Player. The tool works with Linux and Windows operating systems, and features autostart and autorepeat functions, list by categories, and more.

7. Wimpy MP3 Player

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Our next addition in the list of ten music players for websites is Wimpy MP3 player – another highly customizable utility that offers a variety of skins and other useful options. In addition, Wimpy can display both video and audio files. It’s the perfect choice for both musicians and bands, as well as for regular users.

6. FlowPlayer

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Flowplayer is so advanced that it can automatically load the audio plugin when it stumbles upon an MP3 file. Furthermore, it can even show the album’s cover, placing the plugin ahead of others. As for how to install it, you can find a tutorial on the developer’s website.

5. FLAMPlayer

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FLAMPlayer is built in Flash, and can be easily introduced in an HTML page. The utility makes use of two popular software languages – PHP and MySQL. While MySQL is acting to keep a database of the authors and tracks, the PHP scripts are responsible with managing the communication between the player and the database.

4. Flabell

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Flabell is a multi-support Flash player which makes use of XML customization. That means you can customize the player’s appearance and images’ size, speed and transition effects, etc. It’s not only easy to use, but also features many useful settings.

3. Flash MP3 Player

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This open-source, free and customizable flash player is offered in a variety of choices, from the simplest player to Java-based. The latter, although it lacks a graphical interface, can be fully controlled by code, thus focusing on those of you who are skilled enough to make it work. For more info about this music plugin click the link.

2. SCM Music Player

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Supporting established portals such as Tumblr, WordPress.org, and Blogger the SCM music player is one of the best when it comes to customization and utility. You can take advantage on their database of customized skins, compatibility with various web-browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera, IE), and easy setup.

1. DewPlayer

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Dewplayer is small but powerful flash mp3 player that’s easy to integrate with your website through the proper HTML code. With a cool looking and clean interface, Dewplayer makes it to our number one in the list. The official website notes that although it’s free to use, you’re not allowed to resell it. It comes in different sizes – from mini (160 x 20) to playlist (240 x 200).

So, which of these you find the most interesting?