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The compact mode takes up less screen space and is easier to use. Like most programs of its kind, Download RealPlayer includes some customization options such as downloading and sharing skins.

The Real introduces the new Real player 11 with vista support(32 bit).Real player is a free multimedia player,supports almost every audio and video file formats like,MP3,MPEG,MP4,CD,DVD VIDEOS and the QUICK TIME videos. Real player enables the user to buy and download music on more than 100 portable devices like Apple Ipod or an MP3 player.Real player is all you need to play ,record,manage and to download and buy music from all over the world. It also enables the user to burn CDs or DVDs directly without any help of other software.You can organise all your music in one place,save CD tracks with one click,pause and rewind Internet streams,transfer music to CDs and portable media devices easily.Real player supports surround-sound and offers crystal clear sound with equalizer.

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Of course, simple downloading of Internet video is a compelling feature for some. And the fact that it's free makes it all the more user-friendly. However, if you want to actually take your newly downloaded video "to go" on an iPod, you'll need to plunk down $40 (a one-time fee) for RealPlayer Plus. The Plus version also includes several other advanced features (outlined in the screenshot above) that some users might find handy. I tested both the downloading functionality and the iPod transfer feature, and both were pretty slow. It took about 12 minutes to download a 24-minute video clip from Google Video; RealPlayer then took its sweet time--about an hour--encoding and transferring that video to the iPod. It's definitely an exercise in patience, though--to be fair--the video-grab feature is really intended for short video clips of about 5 minutes or less. More unforgivable is the fact that the app refused to play nice with Outlook, causing the e-mail client to crash when any encoding or transferring was taking place.

So what kinds of video can you expect to work with RealPlayer's download feature? The short answer is "nothing with DRM protection of any kind." So if you're thinking of capturing the latest episode of Heroes to watch on your iPod (an especially enticing idea now that the iTunes store is NBC-less) you can forget about it. I also went after some Bravo, FoodTV, Netflix, and Comedy Central content--all to no avail. For Bravo, FoodTV, and NBC, the "Download This Video" button popped up, but the resulting grab was just the commercial segment. Sadly, while Comedy Central videos worked during the beta period, the site has since switched to streaming flash, with which RealPlayer 11 is incompatible (the button changes to "Video cannot be downloaded," though--somehow--commercials are downloadable). Netflix uses a proprietary format that the software doesn't even recognize as video. In any event, this adherence to DRM is better for RealPlayer in the long run, but it's really too bad about the FoodTV restriction--how handy would it be to have quick and easy recipe clips on your iPod?

There are, naturally, plenty of video sites that work just fine with the software. Google Video, YouTube, Metacafe, and any other site with user-generated content are all fair game. Also, there are some TV network sites that keep their formats open and free of restriction--Cartoon Network, Discovery Channel, and National Geographic, for example--though you often have to sit through a loud, unmutable ad while you wait for the video to come on. Of course, this is dependent on the sites and not RealPlayer, but I can't help complaining here. Also, it's worth noting that you don't actually have to watch the video while it's recording: You can pause, mute, or even move onto another video and cue that up for downloading. That's definitely a big plus.

In the end, the usefulness of this new RealPlayer 11 feature depends largely on the type of content you are interested in saving for offline viewing (if you're into music videos, for example, it's great)--and also how enterprising you are (I came across a couple of questionable sites with plenty of network TV content that was readily compatible with the software). It is free, so there's no harm in trying it out--unless you count the harm to your eyes/brain by having to deal with the RealPlayer interface. If you're an iPod user who wants to take videos on the go, just make sure you test out the free version with your favorite content providers before you dole out the cash for the Plus option.

RealPlayer is an excellent media player, however, unless you pay a subscription fee you will have to deal with banner ads all over the player. If you prefer an ad-free experience, check out the alternatives below.

All of the features listed above are included in the free version of RealPlayer. There are several premium options that remove the ads and add some additional features such as cloud storage, higher-quality streaming, making videos private, plays DVDs, and more.

RealPlayer has a unique feature that allows you to download videos from other websites. I had no trouble downloading videos from YouTube as you can see in the feature section above. I had some more difficulty downloading from Facebook. When I ran a search for videos while on my timeline, I saw a message saying that there were no videos to download on this page. However, when I clicked on the video and left the general timeline, I was able to download the video with no issues.

I was unable to download a show or movie on Netflix. While it said that the show was downloading, when I went to play the file, it was only the show or movie trailer. I tried downloading several different shows but always ended up with the same result.

The new versions of RealPlayer and RealPlayer Plus 16 are available now. Click the orange button in the top right corner of this page to download the free version of RealPlayer. For even more functionality, you can purchase RealPlayer Plus 16 for $49.99. Start discovering new videos today with a universal media player that helps organize your videos, music, and photos in one place.

I installed the latest free version of RealPlayer and using it with Google Chrome. I am having a problem with the pop up constantly coming up. I set it to right click only but it still keeps coming up all the time. Is there a fix for this?

I have tried buying real player plus 16 thru my free version on my computer. I put in all my info and click review order and it does nothing. I have tried this several times. Hope it isnt charging my credit card several times. How can I get my software?

In case if you are enquiring about the SuperPass subscription, please be informed that this can be initially subscribed for 14days free trial. Once the free trial expires you shall be charged for $14.99 monthly or $34.99 quarterly toward the membership depending upon the mode of subscription you subscribed for. This contents the famous RealPlayer Plus v 16 and many other member benefits.

I bought and downloaded RealPlayer 16 Plus.Now I have a HUGE problem.RealPlayer freezes instantly when I clcik on the icon to open it. The RealPlare picture freezes on the desktop and I cannot use it also if I click on it many times..What must I do to be able to use RealPlayer again?It is my main video player.Thank you.

I uninstalled version 15 and reinstalled it on my computer. My Downloader button is NOT working and I have disabled the pepperflash in chrome. It worked fine up until today. The solution is NOT downloading version 16 because it does not work in version 16 which is why I reverted back to this old version. Please offer help for how to download.

Even though I made Real Player my default internet player and have always been able to download videos, recently there are a lot that I cannot download on YouTube. Why is that? I believe they are Flash videos.

1) All of the promises that the 16 plus version for a $29 upgrage were false. It was $29 plus $20 to get the accelerated downloads. Now, if I read the post purchase disclosures correctly, these only apply with partner sites and I must be logged into your site to acces those.

I have Realplayer 16. I have tried putting my Realplayer downloaded videos on disc but only one in the ten burnt has been playable on the DVR. Some on the computer will only play on VLC and others on Realplayer but some will not play at all. I have followed your Burn instructions to the letter. 2ff7e9595c