Soundcloud repository plugin for Moodle - version 2.0 beta

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Created by: Troy Williams

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Overview:

SoundCloud is an audio platform that enables anyone to upload, record, promote and
share their originally-created sounds across the internet, in a simple, accessible
and feature-rich way. From sample to symphony and soundbite to soliloquy, SoundCloud
allows sound creators anywhere to instantly record audio on the site or via mobile
applications and share them publicly or privately; to embed sound across websites,
social networks and blogs and receive feedback from the community.

SoundCloud's open platform also supports a wide range of applications built on the
SoundCloud API, enabling everything from mobile voice recording, online mastering,
digital distribution to Facebook artist profiles and iPad music making. SoundCloud
offers free accounts to amateur creators, with more advanced users able to upgrade
to premium accounts for advanced features like statistics, controlled distribution
and custom branding.

This repository plugin uses the PHP SoundCloud API wrapper developed by Anton Lindqvist

Features:

- Download and link public/private tracks
- Link to track streams

Next:
- Add search

Installation:

01) Make a folder called soundcloud under \repository folder so that you have a \repository\soundcloud folder.
02) Copy the files into the \repository\soundcloud folder.
03) Go to the \admin page and allow the repository to be installed.
04) Go to Settings -> Site administration -> Plugins -> Repositories -> Soundcloud to configure, instructions on page.