RealPlayerRealPlayer is an application that plays sound and video in several formats. If you have experience with Windows, you may have used RealPlayer in that environment. RealPlayer 10 for Linux is much improved over previous Linux versions. It's particularly useful for playing .mp3 and .mpeg files.Chapter 10. To install RealPlayer 10:
When you start RealPlayer the first time, a configuration procedure runs. Answer the questions asked. When the window displays the following two questions, uncheck the first check box and check the second. (Because you just downloaded the software, no update check is needed.)Check for updates Configure mozilla helpers When RealPlayer starts from the menu, the RealPlayer window shown on the right opens. The video plays in the window. You can change to a full screen video in the View menu.  If you open an audio file, the video screen in the window disappears, as shown below. The player now looks similar to an audio player, with play, stop, etc. buttons, a volume slider, and information about the sound file that is playing. In addition, a Mozilla plug-in is installed when RealPlayer 10 is installed so that you can run files directly in Mozilla. For instance, if you encounter a .mpeg file on the Web, Mozilla can play it in the browser window. Test the plug-in by running a video file. For instance, go to www.imdb.com and run some movie trailers. |
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