Why can't I use more than one public link in my html for audio sourcing?

garrettebes
garrettebes Member Posts: 1 ✭
in Digital Asset Management

I've been using the Asset Management tool to upload audio files I want to include in my project site, but once I upload my page only one audio file will load up and the rest won't be there. Is there a good workaround for this issue? For some reason, Google says it's blocked for Cross-site tracking.

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  • Stephen
    Stephen Member, Cloudinary Staff Posts: 33

    Hi,
    Can you explain what you mean by "one audio file will load up and the rest won't be there"?
    If you're encountering some problem with an asset delivery URL, can you share that URL, the x-cld-error header of the response, if applicable, and any other details you have about the error shown in your browser or browser console?
    Regards,
    Stephen

  • RuthColl
    RuthColl Member Posts: 1 ✭
    edited April 17

    I had the same issue and realized the key is how the browser handles multiple source elements. It’ll try the first one it can play based on format support. To get it working with Cloudinary, I organized my audio files by format and made sure the public URLs pointed to different file types. Optimizing audio assets with DAM​ also helped sort things and keep everything clean and easy to manage.

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