RealPlayer, the venerable (but oft-maligned) multimedia playback software, is back. With the latest version of the software–it’s number 14, but simply goes by the name RealPlayer–Real Networks has ...

RealPlayer, the venerable ( if oft-maligned) multimedia playback software is back with a new beta. With the http://copa.pcworld.com/tools/sitemgmt/tulips2/editarticle ...

One of the original brands behind the Internet media revolution, RealPlayer, is making a push into the cloud era with a new service, RealPlayer Cloud, that aims to solve some of the toughest ...

RealPlayer includes a free video converter for compressing videos, resizing the aspect ratio and converting files to a wide range of formats. While you can't specify an arbitrary video size with this ...

Fast-forward to 2013: RealPlayer hopes to take over not only your Windows machine but also your Android devices, iPhones, iPads, Roku set-top boxes and, soon, your Mac, through RealPlayer Cloud. The ...

The watch-it-anywhere video service from RealNetworks that lets you watch your videos easily across all your devices is now a global service. Jason Parker has been at CNET for nearly 15 years. He is ...

RealNetworks started life in 1995 as Progressive Networks, a startup founded by former employees of Microsoft who were convinced that streaming media over the Internet was the wave of the future.

Compatibility, ease of use, and versatility were the focus points for RealNetworks’ new cloud-based service dubbed “the Dropbox for videos,” released in the U.S. and Canada last September and globally ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. If you’ve been using computers awhile, you can probably remember RealAudio Player, an early audio player that ...

RealPlayer enables you to play a large assortment of video and audio file types on your computer. However, despite all the features of RealPlayer, there is one thing the software lacks: a feature ...

Back in May, Señor Bell wrote about the new RealPlayer, which promised users the ability to download video in a variety of formats (Flash, WMV, Quicktime) from a ...