How do you get HTML of your music?

Answer 1

HTML stands for Hyper-Text Mark-Up Language, it is the code used to develop web pages, and unfortunately there is no such thing as HTML of music or media files.

Answer If the questioner is referring to finding a music file on a web page, this is possible. Sometimes the music file may be found in a video file such as .avi, .mov, or .wmv and the video file must be downloaded to extract the file. Otherwise, by right clicking anywhere on a website's page, the HTML source code can be shown. In internet Explorer, this can be done by clicking "View Source" after right clicking and in Mozilla Firefox, this can be done by clicking "View Page Source" after right clicking. Sometimes this is disabled on a website and must be done through the browser itself. In Internet Explorer, this can be done by clicking the Page icon on the Command Bar and clicking "View Source" or selecting the "View" button and clicking "Source". In Mozilla Firefox, this can be done by selecting the "View" button and clicking "Page Source", or Ctrl + U. At this point, in both text files (Internet Explorer's and Mozilla Firefox's) you can select "Edit" and click "Find" or use the shortcut Ctrl + F. In this dialog box, you can search for the file/song name or search for the music file type. I find the latter the easiest and try the typical music file types in: ".mp3", ".wma", ".wav"; and sometimes, ".mp4".