Looking for an HTML Viewer

[BStrum]

Hi All, this is my first post here.

I am developing a lesson platform for guitar and am looking for an HTML (not Flash) viewer that can be viewed in a div (etc.) on an HTML page.

I would appreciate any information that can point me in the right direction.

Thanks!

[Hans Vereyken]

Hi Bstrum,

neoScores will be able to do just that. We are trying to release on the 1st of may.
We already have a free demo with 8 files, if you want to see it go to app.neoscores.com
At this point it isn't possible to embed it in a div, but it will be after the release.

Hans

[TorstenC]

You can add an XSLT processing instruction to the MusicXML file or you can call a XSLT Transformer from command line (e.g. by a windows VBA script).

[Michael Good]

Well, theoretically you could use XSLT with MusicXML, but people who have tried to do that have found it difficult. MusicXML isn't designed for this type of direct XSLT transformation into standard notation. If you've found someone who has done this successfully, we would like to know and get it listed on our software page.

[TorstenC]

@bstrum: What should be shown on your HTML-Page?

If you need graphics with notes on staves, Michael already said: "people who have tried to do that have found it difficult".

If Text is OK for you, XSLT may be a simple solution.

If you need graphics: Is SVG OK? Or is PNG better? PS: Both formats could be embedded as Data-URL into the HTML, to avoid multiple files for one page.

PPS: MuseScore generates PNG or SVG, but SVG uses a special font, that's not common for all internet clients.

PPPS: Did you try neoscores.com or musicxml-viewer.com?