You can find this player hiding in the top right hand corner of all my flash games

We support http://grabb.it/ as an XSPF source. That's web editable MP3 play lists for the uninitiated.

Remember flash has security issues, so if you run the created swf locally you probably won't be able to access any of the files (IE MP3s) on the internet from it. It needs to be run from an actually website or you need to adjust your flash security settings.

I've updated the source download, many changes over the last year, everything is better, hit the downloads section for the code.

When you have all of that you can use a windows machine to build, go into the wetplay directory and run the bake.bat file. It should, just build, nothing else is needed to install. Everything, including all build tools, is in the zip and all directories are relative. There may be some problems with spaces in directory names with some tools used so do not put it in any folders with spaces in them, such as the one named "my documents".

After bake.bat has run wetplay/out will contain a compiled .swf and a .html test page that can be loaded into a browser.

Here is a prebuilt .swf

http://wetsrc.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/xix/swf/wetplay/fin/WetPlay.20080316.swf

Depending on your browser the above link may just work and open in your browser or prompt you to download, this is due to the missing Content-Type in the headers being sent from googlecode so there is nothing I can do about it...

See WetPlayFlashvars for documentation of the possible runtime configuration.