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There are so many different devices, surfing the net !.... PC, mobile phones, PDAs, etc. .. and each has a different operating system, Microsoft, Aple, Linux, Phone, Android, etc ... Many and also every one uses one or another browser, explorer, safari, opera, firefox, etc. .. There is a lot. The same goes for the audio and video formats. The most common are described below, are those indexed and grouped by characteristics featured on this site, you will only have to click on the icon and if you have the program installed on your device, will play the streaming, but if you don't have it you can install from SOFTWARE

List and definition of the icons that represent the streaming formats

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3GP and SDP are a containers formats used by mobile phone to store multimedia information (audio and video) similar to Quick Time. 3GP store video as BMP-4 or H.263. The audio format is stored in AMR-NB or AAC-LC. A good player that plays streaming for mobiles is VisualOn, for PC and some mobile devices is Real Player.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

3GP and SDP video: rtsp://*.3gp, rtsp://*.sdp

3GP and SDP audio: rtsp://*.sdd

Adobe Flash Player is an application in the form of multimedia player distributed by Adobe Systems. Allows you to play SWF files. These files are played in a given environment (in an operating system has the format of the scheme, while if the environment is a browser, the format is that of a plug-in or an ActiveX object). Includes a programming language called ActionScript.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

Flash video: http://*.flv, http://*.swf, http://*.html

Flash audio: http://*.flv, http://*.swf, http://*.html

QuickTime is a multimedia framework developed by Apple's standard is a set of libraries and mutimedia player (QuickTime Player). QuickTime is not just a player, is a full multimedia system capable of reproducing transmitted, high-quality content on the Internet and other devices.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

Quick Time video: http://*.mov, http://*.html

Quick Time audio: http://*.qtl, http://*.html

RealPlayer is a multimedia player created by RealNetworks, that plays various media formats, including multiple generations of RealAudio codecs and MP3 and RealVideo, MPEG-4, QuickTime, etc. It is the oldest player still in use.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

Real Player video: rtsp://*.rm, rtsp://*.ram

Real Player audio: rtsp://*.rm, rtsp://*.ram

Winamp is popular, among other things, to use fewer resources during execution. Some supported file formats: MID, MIDI, MP1, MP2, MP3, MP4, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, WAV, WMA, FLAC, CD audio, KAR (Karaoke), RAW, M3U, PLS, ASX and others. Support for AVI, MPEG, NSV (Nullsoft Streaming Video).

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

WinAmp video: http://*.m3u, http://*.pls

WinAmp audio: http://*.m3u, http://*.pls

Windows Media Player is a multimedia player created by Microsoft. WMP can play various digital formats: Audio CD, DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, WMA (Windows Media Audio), WMV (Windows Media Video), MP3, MPG and AVI. All files that Windows Mobile can open the Windows Media Player too.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

Windows Media Player video: mms://*, http://*.asf, http://*.asx, http://*.wpl, http://*

Windows Media Player audio: mms://*, http://*.asf, http://*.asx, http://*.wpl, http://*

Windows Phone, formerly known as Windows Mobile is a compact mobile operating system developed by Microsoft, designed for use in smartphones (Smartphones) and other mobile devices. Your media player can play multimedia formats via http and mms.

The following file extensions are assigned on this website as files:

Windows Mobile Player video: mms://*, http://*.asf, http://*.asx, http://*.wpl, http://*

Windows Mobile Player audio: mms://*, http://*.asf, http://*.asx, http://*.wpl, http://*

Tested with Windows Mobile 6.5