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Unlike messenger or cloud based storage apps Send Anywhere allows the end user to send as many files, of any file type and size, as many times as they want, across Android, iOS, Windows Phone, Windows 8, Chrome, Linux and Desktop. The mp3 file will be previewed in the HTML editor.Send Anywhere is a cross-platform file sharing service which allows users to easily share digital content peer-to-peer, in real-time, without cloud storage.

#Send anywhere embed code

Click the HTML code icon as in the following screenshot:.

With your editing turned on, click into the HTML editor where you wish to embed the file.

First - go to your chosen site and copy this code of the mp3 file you wish to use.

Some sites provide embed code/widgets that will enable you to play their mp3 files on your Moodle.

When you click save changes to return to the main course page, your mp3 file will display.

Don't panic! You will now only get a blue line in the HTML editor:.

When your file is chosen, it will appear in the link URL box as below.

Follow the instructions for uploading/selecting your sound file as for using the Moodle media icon.

Click the hyperlink icon as in the following screenshot.(The icon will only be clickable if you have selected text or spaces).

Type some blank spaces and select them.

With your editing turned on, click into the HTML editor where you wish to embed your mp3 file.

(Note - this method has no advantage over using the media icon, but was popular in older versions of Moodle) The playback rate (speed) of the audio can be changed.

Once saved, your file will display in its own player:.

Your sound file will appear but not yet play:.

Click the Insert media button when you are ready.

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#Send anywhere embed software

These files can be created using caption making software or just plain text editor. Subtitles, captions, chapters and descriptions can be added to videos and audios using WebVTT file format. Subtitles and captions allows you to add subtitle files (VTT) in different languages and/or caption files, with descriptions, chapters and metadata.Advanced settings allows you to decide how the file will play.This helps make your sound file play on more browsers and devices. (What you see depends on what the admin has enabled.) If you have it in more than one file type, then you can upload an alternative video by clicking 'Add alternative source'. Click the Browse repositories button to locate and upload your audio file from the repository where it is stored.If you want to upload an audio file, click the Audio tab.If your sound file is online, paste its URL in the Source URL box in the Link tab.Click the Moodle media icon as in the following screenshot:.With your editing turned on, click into the HTML editor where you wish to embed your sound file.Anywhere that Moodle's text editor is available, it is possible to embed a sound file, for example in a label or a page, a course topic summary, a quiz description or a lesson.If the relevant Multimedia plugins filter is enabled by the administrator and within the course, sound files embedded into the text editor will play inline. Moodle includes a built-in audio player.Alternatively, you can upload the audio file by turning the editing on and choosing Add an activity or resource> File.A box will then appear for you to decide whether you want the audio embedded in a label, or added as a clickable file resource:.If your browser allows resources to be dragged and dropped, then you can turn on the editing and drag the audio file directly onto the course page.Note that, in an establishment where certain sharing sites might be banned, your students might not be able to access your sound file through Moodle.If your audio file is hosted elsewhere online you can simply link to the relevant page by choosing URL from 'Add an activity or resource' and pasting in the relevant link given you by the site.Ways of displaying audio Linking to a sound file online elsewhere

Moodle's default VideoJS player will play the following audio files: mp3.

Quiz questions where the teacher speaks the question.Moodle's Atto editor allows teachers and students to record short audio messages by clicking the relevant icon.( If you don't see this setting in the Atto editor, ask your administrator to check the RecordRTC settings.) This feature is also available for the TinyMCE editor as a plugin. 3.3.3 Using embed code to display online audio.3.3 Embedding a sound file in its own player.3.1 Linking to a sound file online elsewhere.