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This is retired content. This content is outdated and is no longer being maintained. It is provided as a courtesy for individuals who are still using these technologies. This content may contain URLs that were valid when originally published, but now link to sites or pages that no longer exist. |
This element specifies a URL for a piece of media content.
Syntax
<REF HREF="URL" > </REF> |
Parameters
- HREF(required)
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URL to any piece of media content supported by the Windows Media Player control.
Parent/Child Information
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Remarks
This element specifies a URL for a piece of media content. The URL can point to any media type supported, using any protocol supported by the WMP control.
The most common use of this element is for URL rollover. If the WMP control is unable to open a piece of media defined in a REF element, it tries the URL in the next REF element.
When the WMP control opens media content from a URL defined within the scope of one ENTRY element, it ignores subsequent REF tags within that ENTRY element.
After the piece of content is done playing, the WMP control moves on to the next ENTRY element, if any.
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Once the WMP control establishes a
connection to a referenced piece of content, it ignores all other
REF elements in that ENTRY, whether the connection terminates
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Example
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<ASX VERSION="3.0"> <ENTRY> <TITLE>Example Clip</TITLE> <REF HREF="mms://example.microsoft.com/selection1.asf" /> <REF HREF="mms://example.microsoft.com/mirror/selection1.asf" /> </ENTRY> </ASX> |