I'm trying to route all my MP3 requests through a brief PHP script to
log the downloads to a database, and then I want to output the MP3
exactly as if the browser had requested it normally. So far I haven't
found headers that will serve it normally; it either wants to
download it as an attachment or an application. I want the browsers
to treat it however they normally treat MP3's, usually playing in the
browser window. Here's what I'm doing:
(my MP3 files are all named podcast-xxxx.mp3) where $id is the xxx:
header('Content-Type: application/octet-stream');
header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=podcast-'.$id.'.mp3');
$size = filesize('audio/podcast-'.$id.'.mp3');
header('Content-Length: '.$size);
readfile('audio/podcast-'.$id.'.mp3');
What should I change?
- Brian
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