A playlist with independent tracks
Add up to 20 ordered tracks to one page. Move a track up or down in the editor without changing the permanent scan address. Titles, descriptions and transcripts belong to their individual recordings.
Solutions
Audio guide
Publish an ordered audio playlist with playback windows and readable transcripts.
Start with an MP3 or PCM WAV recording that you own or may publish. Give each track a meaningful title, provide a transcript for people who cannot listen, and decide whether the viewing page should show a download button. Keep a local original before uploading.
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What happens after the scan
Visitors open a mobile audio page and press Play themselves. Each track has its own controls and optional transcript. A selected start and end restrict the playback window; they do not create a new shortened audio file. The full original remains the source, so playback settings are not a method of protecting unpublished audio.
What you can configure
Choose the right recording for the setting
MP3 usually makes a smaller spoken-word download; PCM WAV preserves uncompressed samples but can be much larger. The existing 20 MB per-file limit applies. Browser playback depends on the actual encoding and the visitor device, so test on the phones your audience uses.
Prepare these fields
- Track title
- A short label that identifies the speaker, exhibit, instruction or language.
- Audio file
- Select a validated MP3 or PCM WAV from this workspace. File extensions alone do not determine acceptance.
- Transcript
- Add the words a visitor needs to read instead of listening. Keep spelling, names and important instructions consistent with the recording.
- Playback window
- Enter seconds for the start and end. An end of zero means the remaining original duration. Test the selected range in a real browser.
- Loop playback
- Repeat the selected window when a repeated demonstration is useful. Playback still starts from a visitor action.
- Show audio download button
- Offer a visible link to the original recording. Hiding the button does not make streamed media impossible to save.
Keep the printed code useful
Save the revised playlist as a draft, preview it, then publish. Visitors continue using the same code. Replacing a recording requires selecting the new file and publishing the page again; uploading a file alone does not change the published experience.
Save draft
Test the result
Publish
From preparation to a tested print
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Open the right editor
Open this page type in your workspace. Choose the scan domain, complete the fields above and attach the appropriate workspace files. Save a draft before publication.
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Preview the visitor experience
Save the draft and check its preview before publishing. After publication, open the public link as a visitor and verify the displayed information and available actions.
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Check the final artwork
Choose a QR design and export at the size you will use. Scan an actual sample on the devices your visitors use before producing a batch.
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Choose the right access for your project
Up to 20 tracks per page. MP3 or PCM WAV, 20 MB per file. Uses the ordinary published-page allowance on Pro and above.
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