XSPF Playlists with XSPF Player

Say, you put together a nice playlist of your songs, but many visitors don't like to get stuck on the page for 1 hour to listen to an entire album. What do you do? popup=window can be the answer !

Let's see the same playlist in action with JW Media Player.

http://mambo.mambojoomla.com/streaming/playlists/xspf_playlist.xspf player=JWMediaPlayer autostart=false displayheight=260}


The XSPF Playlist used above.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<playlist version="1" xmlns="http://xspf.org/ns/0/">
<!-- title of the playlist -->
<title>Some Music</title>
<!-- name of the author -->
<creator>Ozgur Cem Sen</creator>
<!-- homepage of the author -->
<info>http://www.ocszone.com</info>
<trackList>
<track>
<location>
http://www.ocszone.com/streaming/audios/TheDivaDance.mp3</location>
<!-- artist or band name -->
<creator>Eric Serra</creator>
<!-- album title -->
<album>5th Element Sound Track</album>
<!-- name of the song -->
<title>The Diva Dance</title>
<!-- comment on the song -->
<annotation>Amazing</annotation>
<!-- album art -->
<image>http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/I/41E40GCRPBL._AA240_.jpg</image>
</track>

<track>
<location>
http://www.ocszone.com/streaming/audios/DreamTheater-YtseJam.mp3</location>
<!-- artist or band name -->
<creator>Dream Theater</creator>
<!-- album title -->
<album>When Dream and Day Unite</album>
<!-- name of the song -->
<title>YtseJam</title>
<!-- comment on the song -->
<annotation>Amazing</annotation>
<!-- album art -->
<image>http://g-ec2.images-amazon.com/images/I/21-XXJ9ZMbL._AA115_.jpg</image>
</track>

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</trackList>
</playlist>