The pricing of the full featured Mac version of RealPlayer remains TBD. Once again, support for the iPod touch and iPhone will be phased in later. Finally in early 2008, RealNetworks will add the ability of the Mac version to download to the standard video iPods, nano, video, classic, but will not have the DVD burner like its PC counterpart. Only Flash video and QuickTime are supported at this time.Ĥ. The final version is expected in early 2008,Īccording to Ryan Luckin at RealNetworks. It is a basic viewer and has the sameĭRM restrictions as the PC side. You can use RealPlayer to do more with the videos you love. On the Mac side, the RealPlayer 11 is in Beta and is supported in TigerĪnd Leopard in Safari and Firefox. RealPlayer is more than a video player it’s also a video converter. Supportįor the iPod touch and iPhone will come in early 2008.ģ. Of non-DRMid content to iPod nano, iPod video, and iPod classic. RealPlayer Plus is priced at US$39.95, available now, If it is, then only streaming is allowed.ĭownloads in Flash, Windows Media, QuickTime and Real are supported. RealPlayer for PCs allows the user to view video content. Because there are four product options, TMO spoke with Ryan Luckin at RealNetworks to sort it out.ġ. Release of RealPlayer and RealPlayer Plus for PCs. RealNetworks announced on Thursday the availability of RealPlayer 11īeta for Mac OS X, Tiger and Leopard, in concert with the general

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