Windows Media Encoder converted my .mp3 into .wma instead of the .asf file type that i guess is the traditional file type used to stream windowsmedia content but.....<br />
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I went ahead and linked to a .asx text file that i created which had the url of the .wma file that i made above.......it worked in terms of streaming......ive read that the .wma is pretty much the same as .asf<br />
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My question is what's the difference between the two and if there is one how do i convert into .asf?<br />
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thanks<!--content-->Don't use a proprietary format that only works on certain systems, what's the problem with MP3?<!--content-->MP3 for streaming audio? Can this be?<!--content-->Yea MP3 and an M3U playlist.<!--content-->
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I went ahead and linked to a .asx text file that i created which had the url of the .wma file that i made above.......it worked in terms of streaming......ive read that the .wma is pretty much the same as .asf<br />
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My question is what's the difference between the two and if there is one how do i convert into .asf?<br />
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thanks<!--content-->Don't use a proprietary format that only works on certain systems, what's the problem with MP3?<!--content-->MP3 for streaming audio? Can this be?<!--content-->Yea MP3 and an M3U playlist.<!--content-->