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I'd like the use the MoviePlayer framework to allow a user to listen to a podcast from my server. &nbsp;If the user enjoys the podcast and would like to save it on their iPhone, is this an option? &nbsp;Or, will the user only be able to stream the podcast?
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I'd like the use the MoviePlayer framework to allow a user to listen to a podcast from my server.  If the user enjoys the podcast and would like to save it on their iPhone, is this an option?  Or, will the user only be able to stream the podcast?

Using the iPhone OS 3.0 MoviePlayer Framework, can the user download a movie, or only stream?

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