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As a regular user (and big fan) of thesixtyone, I was happy to see this article because now I finally know how to embed songs! You can email a song link or emb
by divia 18y ago
As a regular user (and big fan) of thesixtyone, I was happy to see this article because now I finally know how to embed songs!
You can email a song link or embed the entire stream on another page. (Although, it is not easy to find these options. You have to click on the tiny “comments” link to open them up). For instance, I’ve embedded “Repetition Kills” by the Black Ghosts below. It would be better if you could embed entire playlists.
Edit: After successfully embedding a song I tried sharing it over twitter, and I have a request. It would be great if clicking Post Song to twitter would automatically convert the link to a tinyurl link.
- nopassrecover 18y ago"It would be better if you could embed entire playlists." I can't actually work out how to do playlists - do they support them?
- JMiao 18y agohi guys. embed were sorta thrown together qnd a few months ago, so they're still fairly basic. we plan on redesigning them and adding embeddable playlists in the near future.
- nopassrecover 18y agoAre there regular playlists (i.e. on site not embedded) ?
- JMiao 18y agoyes, there's a tag-based playlist system -- just favorite a song to begin.
- nopassrecover 18y agoOh okay I think I finally worked it after toying with things off and on over 20 minutes - a "tag radio" list has appeared when I'm in a radio section and if I click one of those tags music will play continuously. I guess by playlists I meant ones I create. In any case I think this feature needs to be a lot clearer.
- hsiung 18y agoI think you're on the home page. For an example, you can see my personal tag playlist named 'mellow': http://www.thesixtyone.com/tags/song/show/sam/mellow/ http://www.thesixtyone.com/tags/song/show/sam/mellow/ Or go to your profile and click on the tags that appear to your right.
- nopassrecover 18y agoRight thanks :-) I see now I can just go to my profile and "listen to radio" to play my favourites.