Re: FLASH: Can I stream someone else's mp3?

[Russell E. Unger]

I did a similar project for a company called RadioWave.com...or I should say,

worked on a prototype for them.


I think you'd have to contain your Flash in the "top" portion of the HTML and

have some other sort of streaming content come through the rest of your HTML.  I

don't know that you could supply an "outsourced" stream of content within Flash.


Russ


John Graham wrote:


> I am curious, is it possible to stream a MP3 through flash, when someone

> else is doing the broadcasting?

>

> For example: Say I wanted a flash movie to connect to a streaming channel on

> www.365.com and play it without opening the users default mp3 streaming

> program?

>

> And to prevent this from becoming some sort of ethics question on using

> someone else's music, I would have permission from the content provider.

> Lets not take this thread there.

>

> Thanks.

>

> John G

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