Music stream from pc (home media server) to n80

Hi
I have successfully connected my N80 over wlan to my pc. i can copy music to my mobile over the wlan using the media server... But is ist also possible to play music wich is stored on my pc on my N80, without copying it to the phone. I mean something like a stream? Just read the file...
Thanks from Switzerland,
Leon

I have successfully streamed orb to my work PC but cant get this RealPlayer on the n80 to work.
I think there is a problem with the current firmware for RealPlayer streaming, it cant be this difficult to do it.
Steve
Current Nokia: N80 Black! & 6300 Black!, Next nokia: N96 Previous Nokias: 6230i, 8310,8210,7210,6210,6110,6100,3310 and 2110!
If I worked for Nokia, I would try and make things work correctly! ;-)

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In Home Media Server 3.4, you are not prompted to create a user account and password through the product. User accounts became available in September 2006 with Home Media Server 4.0.
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http://www.simplecenter.com/nokia/
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