RealPlayer questions & answers

To add .amr or .au files to an audio playlist in RealPlayer Library, you can follow these steps:

1. Open RealPlayer and go to the Library section.
2. Navigate to the location where your .amr or .au files are stored on your computer.
3. Drag and drop the files you want to add into the Library pane of RealPlayer.
4. Once the files are added to your Library, you can create a new playlist by going to "Playlists" on the left-hand sidebar.
5. Click on "New Playlist," name your playlist, and then drag and drop the newly imported .amr or .au files from the Library into your playlist.

By following these steps, you should be able to add and organize .amr or .au files into an audio playlist in RealPlayer.

To add .wma files to an audio playlist in RealPlayer from the Library, follow these steps:

1. Open RealPlayer on your Windows computer.
2. Go to the "Library" tab to view your media library.
3. Locate the .wma files you want to add to a playlist.
4. Select the files by clicking on them. You can select multiple files by holding the "Ctrl" key while clicking on each file.
5. Right-click on one of the selected files and choose "Add to Playlist" from the context menu.
6. You can either add the files to an existing playlist or create a new playlist by selecting "New Playlist" and giving it a name.

Once you've done this, the .wma files should be added to your chosen playlist.

To use visualization settings in RealPlayer for your music file, follow these steps:

1. Open RealPlayer and start playing the music file.
2. To access visualizations, click on the “View” menu at the top of the window.
3. Select “Visualizations” from the drop-down menu.
4. Choose a visualization option from the list. You might need to explore the "More Visualizations" option if you want additional choices.
5. Once selected, the visualization will play along with your music file.

Make sure RealPlayer is updated to the latest version to access all available features and visualizations.

You cannot do it in your PC but you can do it in your mobile... It depends on the functionality of the Mobile Phone...

Unfortunately, RealPlayer doesn't allow you to merge videos together and I suggest you check Software Informer database for an alternative solution. You can try tools like Free Video Joiner, FormatFactory, or Kate's Video Joiner. All three of them are free of charge, easy to use and support all major video formats.

you should try the gom player off and also try the itunes player and explore the lot as its got 100s of radio stations too also go for realplayer from realplayer cafe its a downloader as well on a lot of vid sites watch top right of vid when installed hit download vid it goes into my documents into my videos into realplayer downloads youll love em explore the whole player and its all there enjoy luke

According to the error presented above, the RealPlayer is having a problem encoding your source files. In this case, it's recommended to replace the codecs in your computer. First uninstall everything you have about codecs, then download and install a new set of codecs from the application's page at Software Informer. Once the codecs have been installed, start a new burning process, but this time make sure to configure the settings for burning. Go to Settings and change the Audio to MP3, OFF or MP4.

I think its not working with Firefox latest versions and chrome... Try with IE... If still it doesn't work
Try to do these things and see if it is of help.

1. Uninstall Real Player.
2. Restart the system.
3. Download and extract Regseeker onto your desktop.
4. Run it and select the option “Clean Registry.” Once it shows the unnecessary registry entries, select all and delete them.
5. Restart the system.
6. Now Reinstall.</li>

easy and simple way, just select all the videos that you can to burn into the CD, open my computer and then your CD-writer and drag them into Cd-Writer and click burn the files written on the upper left corner

or

you can use some specially designated softwares to burn such as

• Nero
• Ashampoo
  and many more

yes if you have them saved on your hard rive you can use any cd burinig program, but rmember blank cd's are only 80 minutes long, when you use the burinig program simply burn the cd as DATA not music, but rmember it may only play back on your pc and not on your dvd player do to format

real player format will burn onto a cd or dvd as a data file only
u need to convert it to a .divx or.wma for u to burn it on a dvd or cr to watch in a dvd player

the best program to burn is nero..

I think this helped... :D :D :D

Please, try to re-install the app.