Real Player 11 for Linux

August 7th, 2008 | by admin |

Although I am not a very big fan of real player and mostly don’t use it. I mostly use windows media player for listening songs and watching videos but there are millions of fans of real player arround the who is mostly so there is a good news for real player and linux user that Real Player 11 for Linux is now available. You can download it and have fun with the new features. This will also give opportunity to listen popular media files in linux.

The new Real Player 11 supports an extensive list of video and audio codecs which are all free to use. You can also create, save, edit and manage different playlists for any event or mood. It now also supports 5.1 surround sound which means you can enjoy 5-channel audio plus a dedicated sub-woofer channel for streaming or playback through either your ALSA or OSS sound system.

With RealPlayer® 11 for Linux you can:
Play Windows Media files
Now RealPlayer for Linux allows you to play more video, including popular Windows Media files, RealMedia files and more.

Create Personal Playlists
Get instant access to your favorite songs or video. Easily create, save, edit and manage different playlists for any event or mood.

Enjoy 5.1 Surround Sound
Turn it up and play it loud! Updated multi-channel stereo sound allows you to enjoy 5-channel audio plus a dedicated sub-woofer channel for streaming or playback through either your ALSA or OSS sound system.
Control Live Streams

Control Live Streams
Need to take a break from a live stream? Just click pause. Perfect Play automatically buffers streaming content. So you can pause, rewind and fast-forward through live broadcasts without missing a thing.

Download : Real Player 11 for linux

Source: thetechpedia.com