• Option 1: By default, it will stream through Real Player when using the stream link (see example below):
  
  http://easylink.playstream.com/servicename/filename.mp3

• Option 2: To stream through Windows Media Player, copy the following tag. Replace the highlighted text below with your service and mp3 file name. Place the following
  tag in a "Note Pad" and save it with the extension "asx"
  
  <ASX Version="3.0">
  <ENTRY>
  <REF href = "mms://win.playstream.com/servicename/filename.mp3" />
  </ENTRY>
  </ASX>
  
  Save this text file by any name (no spaces) with the extension ".asx" after it (i.e: audio.asx). Upload this "ASX" file to your Web site (NOT your PlayStream
  account). Create a link on your Web page to this file. For example: http://www.YOURWEBSITE.com/audio.asx
  
  Now test your audio by launching your browser. Go to your Web site and click on the link that you have created on your Web page. That link should launch the
  "audio.asx" file, which is a simple instruction that tells Windows Media Player to launch and play the Windows Media file you referenced inside the audio.asx file. To get a link for your mp3 playing through Windows Media Player, upload your asx file inside the progressive folder and take the direct link.

• Option 1: MP3 file will not stream. It will progressively download in users default MP3 player.

TIP: How to create a playlist?

• Put your MP3 files inside the progressive folder
• Make a text file in notepad listing the stream links or download links. Make it one link per line with no spaces between lines
• Change the extension of the .txt file to .M3U
• Put the .M3U into your progressive folder
• Use the download link to link to the .M3U