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About LinkBacksRealNetworks will announce next week the much anticipated upgrade to RealPlayer for OS X with a multitude of new features including an integrated Web browser, Rendezvous support and QuickTime playback at full screen, The Mac Observer has learned exclusively.
"This product has some real advantages and is a big improvement," Jupiter Research Senior Analyst Joe Wilcox told The Mac Observer. "This update is as close to feature parity as I've seen with the Mac and Windows versions of RealPlayer."
Mr. Wilcox believes the key difference between the older version of the RealPlayer for Mac as well as the Windows version is the Safari-based integrated browser.
Read more at The Mac Observer.
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- 06-24-2004, 10:51 PM #1Super Moderator
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RealPlayer 10 for Mac OS X to Debut Next Week
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Not really interested, nonetheless good for Apple. IMHO everyone should just use Quick Time hehehehe of course I'm biased.
- 06-25-2004, 10:58 AM #3Super Moderator
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Actually, me neither
I choose Quicktime whenever it's available (which is most of the time), but if the only choices are RealPlayer or Windows Media Player, I always go with WMP. In my experience, WMP streaming is much better than RealPlayer's. Still, I'm going to give the new RealPlayer version a shot when it comes out to see if they've improved the streaming quality 
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