Player in Flash + Streaming

Good day!!
I have a very simple player based on the components of own
Flash, in the case MediaController. So far ok, but I am using
a
A streaming server ex: "
http://201.6.80.120:8000/"
_global.Behaviors.Sound.TESTE.loadSound ( "
Http://201.6.80.120:8000/",
true);
My doubt is:
In SWF works perfectly when opening localhost in the html not
working
In IE and Firefox only the times ..???????
Someone has a player that works well?
Thanks,

Hello,
I have 1 single problem with Flash Player and Windows 7 : I can't install it !
- from Internet Explorer 8 "additional module manager" (free translation as my version of Windows7 is a french one).  Internet Explorer 8 "additional module manager" proposes Adobe Flash as additional module but then I have to select an OS, as no Windows7 is proposed, I choose Vista/XP/2000 and click on "GO" button. Something must be displayed (because I can see a little frame with a red cross) but I can't see what it is, and nothing happens then.
- if I download the Flash installer and install it, I still can't see any Flash animation under IE8.
If you have a solution for me, it would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
DD

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