It could open many widely used media file formats, share recorded footage to Facebook or email, and was accessible across multiple devices through cloud storage. RealNetworks RealPlayer Cloud was a solid and convenient media player. Users could also search for web videos in RealPlayer Cloud (Internet Explorer), even when playing media. Users can create video and audio playlists by dragging and dropping their files.

When users would first create an account for RealPlayer Cloud they would start with 2GB of cloud space but could add space by paying, referring a friend, sharing their first video, adding their first video, and adding other devices. The RealPlayer Cloud user-interface includes three vertical panels that organize your accessible media based on the location (your device, the cloud, or CD/DVD), media type (videos, music, and photos), downloads, playlists, shared media, bookmarked videos, and more. The application allowed users to capture and share footage through Facebook or email, which is especially handy on a mobile device.Īlong with mobile devices and web browsers, users could access the player on the Windows desktop. The player could open all of the widely used media file formats, such as MPEG-4, ASF, QuickTime, MP3, JPEG, and PNG. RealPlayer Cloud was available for Windows, Roku, Chromecast, iOS, Android, and web browsers. The desktop version became RealNetworks RealPlayer in Windows, support for the Mac platform was dropped, and the mobile apps became RealNetworks RealTimes Video Maker for Android and iOS platforms. The player integrated cloud storage, which enabled you to watch and download your video from different devices. RealNetworks RealPlayer Cloud was a multimedia player for computers and mobile devices that allowed you to capture, store, and share videos. Downloads your media so you can watch them wherever.

Uploads content to your Cloud storage space.

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