The first set of codes will stop (also restart ) the music that is presently playing from a <bgsound src="...." loop="5"> command. The attribute of value="??????" may say what you wish and text="?????" is for the text color of the value="????" you picked. The action="..." attribute should be a stopper type of wav as I've used. In this example I used a blank wav http://www.wtv-zone.com/bluefox/midis/blank.wav which you may transload to your server.

<div align="center"> <form method="get" action="URL of very short stopper wav"> <input type="submit" value="Turn The Music Off That is Playing Now" text="navy"> </form> </div>

Either form method="get" or method="post" works at least for me in a post, testbed, web page or e-mail. The below will start the music and also turn it off. This is for if you do not use a sound command within the body of either e-mail or a web page.

<div align="center"> <form method="get" action="URL of the sound you want to be played"> <input type="submit" value="Start The Music Here" text="black"> </form> </div>

<div align="center"> <form method="post" action="http://166mhz.com/metal/rtsp.cgi?song=pnm://realav.kbs.co.kr/mod/pop/p239228.ra"> <input type="submit" value="You Want To Hear Santana Play Smooth In RA?" text="navy"> </form> </div>

To defeat and stop real audio from playing simply tap your "Option" key and follow the instructions in the bottom text screen.

For another tutorial by tyhart click here.

You can simply put <embed src="sound_URL_here"> and a play button will appear as you see below for the WebTV browser but this option has been nuked by the MSN folks.