How to add RadioBlog juke box in your blog?

RadioBlog plays shockwave audio files through an innovative, changeable playlist that you can add in your blog.

There are hundreds and thousands of all kinds of songs that you can create playlist and listen through RadioBlog. You can play a single file by embedding its Radioblog code in your blog post.

Shockwave files are extremely light in size and hence they do not clog your bandwidth. While your MP3 files may take about a few thousand kilobyte space, a SWF file may take only a few hundred. A MP3 file may take ages to load and take time to buffer, the SWF file loads quickly because of its tiny size. That is why in RadioBlog, you listen music without interruption.

Here is simple how-to described for you so that can create your own RadioBlog playlist and add the RadioBlog player in your blog - A best way to share your song playlist among your friend all across the globe.

Step 1- Go create an account at RadioBlog Club. It is very simple, two step process.

Step 2- Login and Create playlist at RadioBlogClub by searching songs through keywords.

Step 3- Note down the code number of playlist you created. It is available at the right bottom corner of your playlist page RadioBlogClub site. Refer picture below:

It says -

Do you know?

You can send this playlist to your friends, just copy/paste this link:

http://www.radioblogclub.com/fav/0/2273577/0

in the above link, you can see the number - 2273577. This is the number of your playlist. Note it down.

Now copy paste the following code (printed in bold) in your Blog side bar code at an appropriate place. Use ‘add page element' in New Blogger and choose Script/HTML code option, and save your template.

<script src="http://stat.radioblogclub.com/radio.blog/radio.blog.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
RadioBlog.playlist = 'http://www.radioblogclub.com/juke.blog.3.0/sounds/playlist?id=2273577';
RadioBlog.width = '75%';
RadioBlog.height = '100%';
RadioBlog.color.body = '#ECECEC';
RadioBlog.color.border = '#0099ff',
RadioBlog.color.button = '#0099ff',
RadioBlog.color.player_text = '#999999',
RadioBlog.color.playlist_text = '#999999'
RadioBlog.start();
</script>

Please note that you must change the code of your playlist id with 2273577 else, my playlist will load on your radioblog!

As you also see, you can change the look and feel of the player - so that it can match with your blog template scheme. Simply replace the existing color code with the one you want and you are done.

One best thing about RadioBlog is that once you set it up for your blog, you can dynamically change playlist in RadioBlog anytime and it will reflect in your blog instantly.

Your RadioBlog will look like this in your Blog-sidebar:

Enjoy Radio on your blog!

Tag radioblog,radio,playlist,swf