NetStream (Audio) (MX 2004)

Hi there.
Can someone please shed some light on the NetStream function?
1. Does this allow me to stream an audio file from an
alternative source rather than compiling it into my flash file?
2. What audio formats support it?
3. I am trying to develop background music for my flash
document that auto-starts, with music on/off buttons and I do not
want it to slow down the pre-loader. Any other suggestions would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

I think Netstream is more intended for videos, although I
think it can be used for sound only with Flash Media Server.
What you're looking for I believe is the sound class.
Here's flash 8 livedocs info, but I think its the same or
similar for mx2004.
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/8/main/00002668.html#wp435857

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