Before you install RealOne Player for Windows on your computer, please be sure that your computer meets or exceeds the minimum system requirements. Download the install file. The download begins automatically through our RealDownload Express (RDX) utility. Note: If your system is not set to allow the use of ActiveX, or your Internet security settings are too stringent, the download utility may stop working.

For installation instructions and RealOne Player advice, go to: http://service.real.com/faq/downloadfaqs/rap00907v.html

To install RealOne Player for Mac OS X onto your Macintosh, first be certain that your Macintosh meets the minimum system requirements. Then delete any previous versions of the player, and then download and unstuff the install file. If your computer does not meet these minimum requirements, you might be able to install RealOne Player, but it may not operate properly and will not be supported.

Answer: Viewing our web cast programs require a minimum connection speed of 150K or greater at all times while you are viewing the program and RealOne Player - Helix Powered free version 2.0 or higher.

You must download RealOne Player at their site: Real Player. The download could take from 20 to 90 minutes depending upon your connection speed, i.e. 56k modem, T1 connection, etc.

It in the CD that came with your QD. If you have lost it, you can either use Helix Player or RealOne (said to support only 7650 - it is said to work).

NO! We strive to make audio of our programs available to the entire online public at no cost. The basic RealOne player that enables you to listen to our programs on our site is FREE. Download the most recent version of RealPlayer on this page.

Yes, however the initial RealOne Player proxy settings may need to be adjusted before you can use RealOne Player with the STI Accelerator. If you encounter connectivity problems using RealOne Player when the STI Accelerator is active, make the following configuration changes to RealOne. Make sure the proxy address is set to localhost. Make sure the Ports setting adjacent to the proxy address matches that in use by the STI Accelerator. The default STI Accelerator port number is 8080.

RealOne Player' is an audio player which can play audio data encoded in RealAudio format. All our song tracks have been encoded in this format and customised for RealOne Player. There is a 'FREE' version of RealOne player with limited features available. The paid version of RealPlayer has more features. If you can afford it, go for RealPlayer Plus at only $19.95.

No. We have no plans to support other types of players due to technical limitations and bandwidth constraints. Remember this is a "free" service.

quot;Cannot connect" errors generally mean that RealOne Player did not connect to the computer that serves the media content (the server); they may also mean that the link you clicked is out-of-date. Common ""cannot connect to server"" errors include: Connection errors that occur on specific sites or that only occur once in a while are not usually a cause for concern.

The timestamp (on the right side of the Status Display bar) normally displays the amount of time you have been connected to the Internet via the RealOne Player. The Play Icon (a triangle on the left side of the Status Display bar) shows the current quality of the Internet connection, called Net Health. If you have a fast Internet connection, this will likely not hinder your playback quality. Moderate server or Internet traffic can cause this.

Yes, however the initial RealOne Player proxy settings may need to be adjusted before you can use RealOne Player with Humboldt Internet Accelerator. If you encounter connectivity problems using RealOne Player when Humboldt Internet Accelerator is active, make the following configuration changes to RealOne. Make sure the proxy address is set to localhost. Make sure the Ports setting adjacent to the proxy address matches that in use by Humboldt Internet Accelerator.

Multimedia Messaging Service, or MMS, is a messaging service for the mobile environment standardized by the WAP forum and the 3rd Generation Partnership Program 3GPP. To end users, MMS is very similar to Short Message Service (SMS); it provides automatic, immediate delivery for user-created content from phone to phone. The message addressing used is primarily phone numbers, thus the traffic goes from phone to phone.

Good question. Our intention is to promote the music by allowing you to listen to samples of music and deliver the content that is usable by listners connecting to internet at different speeds. We have purposely chosen a format with a low bit rate so that anybody can acess the songs with reasonable audio quality but cannot record/reproduce the tracks available here for commercial gain. Users have reported errors when using the newer version of the site specially with RealOne Player Version 10.

We take pride in the fact that our players are not only some of the best available on the market, but also the easiest to use. Most of them use an amazing simple 3-step installation process. In the event that you are the sort of person whose VCRs are still flashing ã12:00ä, our experienced technical staff is more than happy to help you out (TOLL FREE: 1-888-88ONAIR) with the initial install or to troubleshoot should you have any problems later on.

Yes, however the initial RealOne Player proxy settings may need to be adjusted before you can use RealOne Player with Naples Free-Net Accelerator. If you encounter connectivity problems using RealOne Player when Naples Free-Net Accelerator is active, make the following configuration changes to RealOne. Make sure the proxy address is set to localhost. Make sure the Ports setting adjacent to the proxy address matches that in use by Naples Free-Net Accelerator.

This article offers troubleshooting steps to resolve crashes and Invalid Page Faults that happen when you try to play a video. These steps also can resolve distorted video, where, instead of a clear video picture, you see: video that is stretched vertically or horizontally in one direction, making the picture look long and flat, or tall and thin. These problems occur when your computer is using a video card that does not understand the instructions that RealOne Player is giving to it.

You have followed the link to download the 'PAID VERSION' of the RealOne Player instead of the 'FREE' version. There is a subtle difference in the terms 'FREE' and 'FREE DOWNLOAD' as used in their web site. 'FREE DOWNLOAD' is the 'PAID VERISON' for free evaluation for a limited period. The 'FREE' version is also called 'BASIC PLAYER'. You may try the following link to get the Free Real Player. We do not know how long this link will remain static. See also ANSWER R2.

On all players except the RCA J and K series, there is an access panel on top of the player. With the power off and no disc loaded, remove this panel, then open the stylus cartridge retaining lid on the pickup arm itself, and the cartridge will be visible. The cartridge is locked in place only when the retaining lid is closed, so with that lid open, the cartridge lifts straight up without resistance.

We don't make binary distributions, though some users do. To get the source for Player, go to the download page. Then see the installation instructions.

Go to the box at the bottom of the page, enter your name and email address, select whether you want the Windows or Mac version, then click on "Download QuickTime." After downloading Quicktime, double-click on the installer, which will appear on your computer's Desktop. QUICKTIME WILL NOT OPERATE UNTIL YOU COMPLETE THIS ADDITIONAL STEP! Once Quicktime has successfully downloaded, double click the Quicktime icon on your desktop to begin install.

http://www.windowsmedia.com/9series/download/download.asp to download the latest version of Windows Media Player. The newest version is Series 9, though if you have an older version of Windows Media Player installed on your computer it may try to "auto-update" itself when it encounters a new type of content.

You can access the Flash Installer by either clicking on the Macintosh or Windows button at the top of the archive website or by going to What if the slides are not showing up? To play the slides Macromedia Flash Player 7 needs to be installed on your computer. If working from a home computer, make certain that the latest version is installed. The link for the player is close to the top of the archive website.

Make sure that your default Web browser is Internet Explorer. Other browsers (Netscape, Firefox...) are not supported and may lead to malfunctions or the impossibility to install the software. After downloading the CONNECT Player and before installing the update, make sure that you close all the tasks, especially SonicStage, anti-virus software, spy/malware removers, etc. To check the version, click Help, and then click About CONNECT Player. The version will appear in a new window.

There's no need to install any additional drivers if you are using Windows XP. If you are using Window 98 then you have to install USB drivers supplied on the CD. The driver will enable Windows 98 to recognise USB flash disks. The 128MB player is not compatible with version 9 of Windows Media Player. You can check the version by clicking on HELP in the top tool bar of the program, followed by ABOUT WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER. The version will be displayed like so 8.xx.xx.xxxx or 9.xx.xx.

Try to install the player from an standalone installer instead of our web page integrated install. Click here to download the installer for the video player