MP3 - Audio

When 'BROADCAST' is clicked In Firefox, a window opens and
the MP3 begins to play immediately (streaming).
In IE it wants to download the entire broadcast!
It was working properly in IE ... could it just be this
particular computer?
http://www.yesembroideryinc.com/audio.html
If you would troubleshoot, it would be appreciated.
Thanks :)

Hello there -
No problems here in Firefox 1.5.0.4 and IE6 - they both
instanstly start
streaming when the player is launched.
What is IE opening the file with? Windows Media Player - if
so, I don't
understand why it would try to download the entire thing -
because IE
launches WMP here and again - instant streaming.
HTH, take care.
Shane H
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> When 'BROADCAST' is clicked In Firefox, a window opens
and the MP3 begins
> to
> play immediately (streaming).
> In IE it wants to download the entire broadcast!
> It was working properly in IE ... could it just be this
particular
> computer?
>
http://www.yesembroideryinc.com/audio.html
>
> If you would troubleshoot, it would be appreciated.
> Thanks :)
>

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