Safari "you don't have permission to access the resource"

I'm developing a website in html5 and I'm using <audio> tag and a mp3 remote http://xxx/xxx.mp3 into a "src" attribute.
<audio id="audio" autoplay controls src="http://xxx/xxx.mp3"></audio>
When I open this website in Safari on my Macbook, it works but when i'm openning on my iphone, it doesn't work.
The player is loading and show me the alert: "You don't have permission to access the resource".
It works emulating iphone on Safari Developer Menu on my Macbook too.
What am I doing wrong?
Can you help me?

I went to the site on my PC and it is Flash, which iOS devices do not support.
To check to see if it was Fash because of the PC browser saying it was a PC, I went there on the my iPad, Same, it is was Flash.
You can try contact the site but I could not find out how to contact them. I would try filling out a dead video report
http://www.animeflavor.com/node/4327

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I went to the site on my PC and it is Flash, which iOS devices do not support.
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