Daisy Web Player (DWP) is a web application that allows to open audio documents structured in the DAISY standard and to play them (PC, tablet, smartphone).

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GNU General Public License version 2.0 (GPLv2)

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  • RC1 was working o.k. for us (we put some Daisy books up on our school website, accessible from our Moodle learning Environment). RC1 lacked some controls that we needed (fast forward / fast rewind). The developer has been very busy and did a complete rewrite. If you are looking for a solution to distribute Daisy books you probably liked the webbased approach like we have. So watch this project page, it will be up very soon. This new release will be called 12.04. A big thumbs up.
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Intended Audience

Developers, System Administrators

User Interface

Web-based

Programming Language

JavaScript

Related Categories

JavaScript Music Players, JavaScript Internet Software

Registered

2010-12-06