/kawaii/ - cute things

Pretty comfy site.

>>170
I saw your comment on the Guestbook, thank you!

>>168
nice aesthetics

web design is the shit
http://nanochan.neocities.org/rainbowback.html

i believe your problem is with the player itself and not the website
since you are using a third player hosted on another website

try and make your own javascript/HTML5 player or
simply do what fauux does on his website for sound if you dont care about the player
https://fauux.neocities.org/

>>173
I like to use videos from YouTube for the audio and the current player works if the author will put HTTPS on his website (this is the more simple way). I'm thinking to use the Bandcamp or SoundCloud player but I do not like their design :(

>>174
get youtube-dl and just download the audio through the command line
if you then convert all the music from webm to mp3 with ffmpeg it shouldnt loose much bitrate since yt is 192kbps and mp3 is 320kbps
it shouldnt take up much space and you will be able to host it directly on your site

then try customizing your own HTML5/javascript music player
there are probably quite a few examples online that you can base it off of you just have to search

>>175
You read in my mind! I was thinking about your idea, the only point is the copyright about the music, but I can find free/public domain stuff

>>175
Use youtube-dl with "–extract-audio –format=bestaudio –audio-format=mp3" and you won't have to mess around with ffmpeg yourself.
Still, transcoding from lossy to lossy is a cardinal sin, don't do it if you can avoid it.

>>177
i dont think theres enough traffic to your page to even begin to worry about copyright claims
usually copyright claims are thrown at the host when its controversial content thats getting a lot of attention
or its content that hundreds of people are downloading whose owners are large and corporate
usually nobody cares about lossy youtube music being thrown up on a personal site since anyone can make a youtube mp3 rip of an official music video
its only on youtube where content is more highly scrutinized but even then stuff gets past
even if its legit piracy as long as its not large and corporate no one cares
for example you can get the vast majority of albums from independant artists who release at comiket for free at dojin.co
this site has been up for several years and yet no one has shut it down even though its gaining some attention

and if your still worried about your site being shut down due to copyright claims you can host it for free entirely peer to peer on ipfs since your site has no backend requirements

>>178
>cardinal sin
most normies with shitty earbuds wont be able to hear the difference

>>184
Normally I like to work with public domain or CC artworks to avoid any (C) problems. For example for my next website background I created the attached image starting from this picture (but who is the original author?) https://sushigirl.us/kawaii/src/1478455897427-1.jpg

>>189
The original source can be found at twitter.com/M_hisashi/status/795282057584742400

>>201
Thank you for the info. Derivative/remixed artworks are increased with the Digital Age, if you think for example to the meme, so I do not know if PD is better than CC and CC is better than C. For my website I use Public Domain (0) because I do not use it to make money.