The list of possible output types is quite extensive. For instance, you can prepare files for viewing on iPad, iPod, iPhone, Zune and BlackBerry, or just convert them to custom-defined audio and video profiles (e.g 3GP, WMV, H.264).
RealPlayer puts several editing tools for audio/video at users’ disposal. It is possible to copy selected media to a DVD or removable device, add it to a favorites list, as well as share it via email, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter or MySpace. A search function is provided throughout this database. Clip details include artist, album, category, genre, length, file type, quality and rights. Library contents are grouped together by type ("Music," "Videos," "Pictures," "Downloads and Recordings," "Playlists") and can be sorted by date, name or source, while two viewing modes are available – thumbnail and list. RealPlayer is able to automatically locate user-defined audio and video file types in a selected area, such as all drives, Music, Video, desktop, and add them to the list with or without subfolders, system directories or network files. Populating the library with files helps with quickly accessing favorite media. MPG, MPEG, MP4, M4V), AVI, Windows Media (WMA, WMV, ASF) and Flash video (FLV), to name but a few. Supported media formats include proprietary RealAudio and RealVideo (e.g. All main features are broken down into four areas dedicated to the library, currently playing video, CD burning, and viewing clips on the web. Since the previous Softpedia review, RealPlayer has redesigned the interface, making it cleaner and more accessible. Notable is the possibility to activate a browser download button that permits direct download of web-based video from apps like Firefox and Chrome. In most aspects, RealPlayer's installer does not differ from common programs.
Installation, interface and format support 18 years have passed since its inception, and the utility has reached its 16th version, bringing a redesigned interface and new features, such as video bookmarking. RealPlayer was one of the first media players with support for streaming media over the web.
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