The reason this was happening is that when adding mp3 files to the Our Files app, the database was storing the mime type as audio/x-mpeg, instead of the more standard audio/mpeg. (When uploading to the Assets Library it was correctly using audio/mpeg)

If this means nothing to you, don't worry! Suffice it to say that I've now fixed it, and updated all existing mp3 files in Our Files apps to have the correct type.

This means that the browser will now play mp3 files (rather than downloading them) if you click on them in Our Files, or link to them from a content page.

Thanks

Joe

I'm really liking the ability to organise my audio files via OurFiles. 

One thing I've noticed is that there doesn't appear to be any way to view or edit the description field associated with folders and files. Am I missing this or is it not there ?

Thanks 

    Graham

I would say folder description is more useful than file description. I would use folder description to provide meta data describing the files. Given we're using folders of audio files I would put composer or for recording dates in the description to distinguish one similarly named folder from another.

While your looking to enhance OurFiles, can I make another couple of requests:

1. I have had to use an asset for one of my audio files, when I would have preferred to load it into OurFiles because it is greater than 20M limit. I presume there is a larger limit on uploading asset files. Could these be made the same ?
2. Files and folders don't show up in the search site request. This would be useful to find specific folders, particularly as I'm not really wanting to put OurFiles in the navigation

Thanks 

     Graham