So you can easily download your videos to one device from the other.ĭo you connect your computer to a TV to watch videos today?!! With RealPlayer Cloud's SurePlayTM technology, all your HD videos are now directly streamed to your TV giving you a high-quality and uninterrupted viewing experience. All your devices on the same WiFi network can see each other. Whether you're on the go on the road or on an airplane, download videos from RealPlayer Cloud to your device and watch them even when you're offline. Move your videos across any of your devices - from your smartphone to your Mac to your tablet. Some small improvements have also been made to speed up the load time of the application and cut out many of the annoying installation questions.Enjoy your videos on ALL your devices available on Chromecast, Roku, iOS, Android, Windows Store, Kindle Fire & Mac! Share videos privately and securely with your family and friends your recipients don't even need the app to watch your videos securely! No more worrying about formatting or converting videos, or carrying HDMI and USB cables. You can, however, use RealPlayer to burn your downloaded videos to CD, and if you pony up some money for RealPlayer Plus, they give the ability to burn video content to DVD. One feature it lacks, however, is the ability to export your downloaded video content to an iPod-compatible format. It looks like a great improvement over the slow, intrusive RealPlayer I remember. It's even able to record streaming internet video in real time. It works by temporarily displaying a small, fairly unobtrusive download tab in the right top corner of any video content it detects on a given Web page. The new video download feature integrates fairly elegantly into your Web browser (yes, it works on Firefox). The player was demonstrated for me and actually looks pretty impressive. The player allows users to download and organize nearly all embedded internet video content (Flash, WMV, QuickTime) including content from popular video sites like YouTube, Comedy Central, and of course, CNET.
Real Networks has announced a new version of their RealPlayer today that will be available as a PC-only public Beta in June.
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