Internet Explorer handles embedded Windows Media files nicely, which is to be expected since it’s also a Microsoft product. Mac users don’t have Windows Media Player installed by default and Safari issues a nasty warning message with no link to the resolution on Macs without Windows Media Player. There are some potential headaches to this method, including support for browsers like Firefox and Safari. This requires some specific HTML code included in the page or blog post where the audio is linked. To stream your audio file with visible Windows Media Player controls, you need to embed the player in the page where you post your audio file. When you offer a direct download, users click on a link to the audio file and either view the video in their desktop Windows Media Player or save it to their hard drive. If your audio file is a WMA or MP3 file, there are a few simple steps to linking your audio to Windows Media Player controls imbedded in the browser. Enabling audio playback from the familiar audio playback experience of the Windows Media Player play controls helps get some listeners past the hurdle of figuring out how to tune in. It’s definitely smart to make your audio offerings available for subscription via RSS and direct download via a Website link.
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