Any method can be used to make the connection to the PANSE server. To get a quick look at the PANSE output, you can telnet to 130.208.220.190 port 6667. Methods that have been tested are telnet, php fsockopen, Flash XMLsocket and Java. What you need to know to be able to send control messages to PANSE is how the information is routed to various components once PANSE receives it. I've gathered this information in the file routemap.pdf.

Here is a Flash file you can examine to see how the connection is made from a Flash movie and how to declare the different available variables (pansevars.zip).

Here is another Flash file you can examine to see a very simple use of the variables from the PANSE server (simple.zip).

Although it is possible to include the Mp3 stream in a Flash movie, I do not recommend it. It breaks up frequently and the quality is very poor. The best way to do it is to include the following link somewhere: http://130.208.220.190:8002/playlist.pls?mount=/panse&file=dummy.pls
For most users, clicking this link will open whatever Mp3 player they have configured on their computer and connect to the PANSE stream. However, not everyone has their Mp3 player configured correctly so it's good to include instructions for connecting manually ( connect to location 130.208.220.190:8002/panse ).