ASX file example?

Can someone give me an example of a working ASX file? I have a WMV file I'm
embedding in an HTML page and the code I got to do so calls for an ASX file.
I have a basic idea what it is but can't find a good example. It doesn't
have to be anything fancy, just enough to get the video to play. I'm calling
the WMV file from an HTTP server.

"Jim" <none@NOSPAM.com> wrote in message
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> Can someone give me an example of a working ASX file? I have a WMV file
I'm
> embedding in an HTML page and the code I got to do so calls for an ASX
file.
> I have a basic idea what it is but can't find a good example. It doesn't
> have to be anything fancy, just enough to get the video to play. I'm
calling
> the WMV file from an HTTP server.
>
>

ASX files are textual command files that manage streaming of ASF files.
When a user clicks a link to an ASX file, the browser downloads it to the
cache directory, launches the Windows Media Player, and then starts the
streaming.

HTTP Server. File names will start with http://.

When the browser interprets the ASX file, it access the streaming media file
that is specified inside the ASX file, from the proper HTTP, mms, or file
server.
ASX File..

<ASX VERSION="3">
<ENTRY>
<REF HREF="yourmedia.wmv">
<REF HREF="yourmedia.wmv">">
</ENTRY>
</ASX>

Write your own...save as a txt file..done.

> ASX files are textual command files that manage streaming of ASF files.
> When a user clicks a link to an ASX file, the browser downloads it to the
> cache directory, launches the Windows Media Player, and then starts the
> streaming.
>
> HTTP Server. File names will start with http://.
>
> When the browser interprets the ASX file, it access the streaming media
file
> that is specified inside the ASX file, from the proper HTTP, mms, or file
> server.
> ASX File..
>
> <ASX VERSION="3">
> <ENTRY>
> <REF HREF="yourmedia.wmv">
> <REF HREF="yourmedia.wmv">">
> </ENTRY>
> </ASX>
>
> Write your own...save as a txt file..done.

Cool - thanks!