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If i'm in windows...the link goes directly to Windows Media player. If I try Realplayer it says that it doesn't recognize the format.
So, I tried it in Mplayer in Linux, and after I enter the command
You won't be able to directly set an .asp file to play in mplayer.
You won't be able to directly set an .asp file to play in mplayer.
Mplayer will not know what to do with an .asp file type. However if you view the source of the page, the file you trying to play is:
"http://www.tomateros.com.mx/utilerias/maxi.mp3"
Even if you added a MIME type to your list of helper applications in Mozilla, I am not for sure if the loading the page would automatically launch mplayer.
What kind of plugins do you have in your browser? Maybe there is an option to use the RealPlayer plugin with it...
Also (btw I'm on w2k at work, booo ) I just took a look at it, it looks to be playing from:
mms://207.248.13.228:1086 (what is mms?)
Or, what I'd do is email the webmaster and ask if you can stream it directly, if so, what is the URL. Or something along those lines. Let em know your situation, they might be cool with it.
the mp3 file is just a recorded Voice that says Welcome to Maxi Radio. Then the thing stops and no more streaming audio comes in. That's the problem with playing that file.
Thanks for noting all of that Chad. I'm going to tell them that they need a RealPlayer links as well...just having that .asp link is a pain in the butt. They used to have also a RealPlayer link, dunno why they took it off.
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