# Playlist Player

BotTalk's Native Playlist Player allows you to create a playlist of the articles' audio version for your readers.

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Native means that BotTalk's player is supported natively on all mobile devices as well - Android and iOS. The users can listen to the articles in the background or even when their device's screen is turned off.

BotTalk Player will appear on the lock screen of the device - with all usual native controls.

{% hint style="info" %}
Integrate your player now in four steps:

1. [Set up a Playlist](/docs/features/playlist-player/set-up-a-playlist.md)
2. [Create a Playlist Player](/docs/features/playlist-player/set-up-a-playlist.md)
3. [Integrate the Playlist Player](/docs/features/playlist-player/integrate-playlist-player-into-your-website.md)
4. [Configure your Playlist Player](/docs/features/playlist-player/configure-your-playlist-player.md)
   {% endhint %}

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Before you can set up your playlist player, the function must be activated by BotTalk.**
{% endhint %}

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