How to stream Amazon Prime Music

Thanks. 
Actually this is going to be my first attempt in streaming via the USB DAC so my questions may appear to be naive.  I currently have a laptop so I guess it has a built-in sound card, but I can try to see if I can direct the audio stream to one of the USB port.  To me, conceptual it is rather simple but I don't know if the PC has the hardware implementation for it.I am just curious?  Could you describe your PC setup for USB?

So based on your suggestion, I did a quick search of "how to direct sound from labtop to usb port".  It turns out to be rather simple.  First I need to purchase a USB DAC.  Plug into one of the laptop USB port.  Go to control panel and select the USB DAC as the default playback device.  At least that should work in theory.Now that the USB DAC is the default device, either streaming through Amazon Prime or anything on the laptop would go to the USB DAC. 

Correct. You may need to install a driver since you are using a PC. The DAC you choose will specify this. In some cases Windows will offer up the appropriate driver.

I’m a bit confused, because your original post seems to imply that you have a DAC that connects to your PC by usb, but one of us seems to be missing something...Anyway, my setup is I have a Mac Air that is connected to the usb input of a Bryston DAC3.  I had to change the sound settings in the Mac to designate the Bryston as the desired output instead of the Computers internal speakers.  It’s been a while since I’ve used a Windows PC but they have something similar in their control panel, and as the last poster mentioned with some DACs Windows Computers need a special driver installed.
  I hope this helps