: Is there a media player that works on HTTPS sites? I'm currently using Yahoo! Media Player for a site that needs to play MP3 files that are stored on our server. In total, there's quite a

@Phylliss660

You could try this MP3 player from internoetics.com; it's somewhat simpler than Yahoo! Media Player, but it works the same way, and you can install it locally so there shouldn't be any issues with HTTPS.

There's also a locally installable mod of the old del.icio.us playtagger, which works the same way. Then there's Streampad, which has a slightly different interface; alas, it doesn't seem to be installable locally, and while the script can be loaded over HTTPS, it doesn't seem to be an intended usage mode and gives an ugly security warning due to an invalid certificate.

One more option for local install might be the venerable NiftyPlayer and its FlashMP3alizer script. It's kind of old and primitive, and the popup window interface IMO sucks, but apparently it can be configured not to do that. And at least it's stable.

Edit: Two more options: 1 Bit Audio Player and SoundManager 2. Both are open source and support making all MP3 links on the page playable.

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@Hamaas447

Can you just embed the mediaplayer script via https?

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://mediaplayer.yahoo.com/js"></script>

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@Bryan171

I don't know if it has problem(s) with HTTPS but maybe you can do a try with soundmanager2. I used this library and I think it's great.

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