Copy audio01.html from your audio01 folder to your audio02 folder.

Rename audio01.html to audio02.html

Copy xspf_player.swf from your audio01 folder to your audio02 folder.

Right click on the link for the XSPF Playlist and save the file to your audio02 folder.

Using Notepad, open playlist.xspf (you can also drag the playlist.xspf file into a blank Notepad document to open it).

XSPF Playlist

This is a template for a one song playlist.

At the top of the playlist, change the following:

• <title> {Your Name}'s Playlist
• <creator> {Your Name} [under name of the author]

Each <track> ... </track> block of code contains the information for one song. Since this project will have ten songs, copy and paste the <track> ... </track> block of code nine more times and save the playlist again.

For each of the ten tracks, add the following information to the code:

• <location> name of the mp3 file
• <creator> Name of the artist or group
• <album> Name of the album
• <title> TName of the song
• <image> Album cover art

Save the file again as playlist.xspf (not playlist.xpsf.txt or playlist.xpsf.html) in your audio02 folder.

<track>
   <location>mp3name.mp3</location>
   <creator>Artist Name</creator>
   <album>Album Name</album>
   <title>Song Title</title>
   <image>albumart.jpg</image>
</track>

Open audio02.html in Notepad and make the following changes:

<title>: Audio Project #2
background-color: #<same color as your title canvas>;

Everything else can stay the same.

Save your audio02.html file.

Check to make sure the songs play and the album art is displayed when you click each song link.