Name: Audio Speaker Script - for FiveM
Brand: FiveMX
Price: 18.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Audio Speaker Script

This standalone speaker resource for ESX allows you to use an item (or enter a command) to spawn a sound speaker that plays YouTube music.

KEPO_SPEAKER

Synchronized Sound: All players will experience the sound in sync.
Synchronized NUI: User Interface synchronization across all clients.
YouTube Video Playback: Supports embeddable YouTube videos. Note: Some copyrighted and non-copyrighted content may be restricted.
Control Options: Ability to pause, resume, adjust volume based on distance (lower volume for further distances, higher volume for closer distances), and mute the video.

Usage

Simply insert a YouTube link to play the music.
Use the command /speaker in-game or create an item in ESX (e.g., a speaker) and use it by triggering TriggerEvent("kepo_speaker:place").

Example Scenarios

Host a large party with great music.
Play somber music for a funeral setting.
Businesses, like car dealerships, can use it to play appealing music for their customers.

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ESX speaker script for synchronized in-game music

Audio Speaker Script adds placeable sound speakers to FiveM ESX servers. Players can use an item or command to spawn a speaker, play embeddable YouTube audio, and control playback through a synchronized NUI.

Included features

Synchronized sound playback so nearby players hear the same track state.
NUI controls for playback, pause/resume, volume, and speaker interaction.
Distance-based audio behavior for localized clubs, events, businesses, and roleplay scenes.
Support for embeddable YouTube video playback where the source video allows embedding.
Recovered FiveMX download delivery from the original WooCommerce product archive.

Delivery and setup

The product includes the recovered ZIP archive hosted by FiveMX. Install the resource in your server resources folder, add it to server.cfg, and configure the item or command permissions for your ESX setup.

This is a good fit for clubs, vehicle meets, parties, stores, and event spaces that need in-world music without sending players outside the server experience.