Real Media Video - Revision history

J-b at 11:59, 1 October 2013

2013-10-01T11:59:55Z

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	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
	~~{{unsupported\|some version}}~~
	Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.		Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.

	The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.		The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.

			[[Category:Video codecs]]

Ma: fix grammar in use of unsupported-template

2008-03-07T19:21:37Z

fix grammar in use of unsupported-template

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	== Compatibility ==		== Compatibility ==
	{{unsupported\|some ~~versions~~}}		{{unsupported\|some version}}
	Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.		Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.

	The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.		The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.

Ma: /* Compatability */ fix typo

2008-03-07T19:21:01Z

Compatability: fix typo

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	'''RealMedia Video''' is the video [[codec]] used in [[RealMedia]] files, which are played on [[RealPlayer]]. The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult.		'''RealMedia Video''' is the video [[codec]] used in [[RealMedia]] files, which are played on [[RealPlayer]]. The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult.

	== ~~Compatability~~ ==		== Compatibility ==
	{{unsupported\|some versions}}		{{unsupported\|some versions}}
	Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.		Some versions of RealMedia video format can be played with VLC, but in your RealMedia file, there's all sorts of networking stuff, and it is that which causes problems. See [[RealMedia]] for more details.

	The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.		The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.

Aztek at 04:44, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T04:44:08Z

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	The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.		The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.


	~~[Comment] Gunni: What happens if you make a codec for RM files that "ignores" anything BUT the video itself... atleast to begin with...~~

Aztek at 04:39, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T04:39:52Z

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	The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.		The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.


			[Comment] Gunni: What happens if you make a codec for RM files that "ignores" anything BUT the video itself... atleast to begin with...

H2g2bob at 17:53, 21 March 2006

2006-03-21T17:53:53Z

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-The Real Media Codec is developed by the company RealNetworks? for their audio/video - streaming solution. This solution was the first important one for streaming via the internet in the mid 90's.
+{{website|Real|http://www.real.com}}
-The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult. At present, an open-source decoder? is available for very outdated versions only.
+'''RealMedia Video''' is the video [[codec]] used in [[RealMedia]] files, which are played on [[RealPlayer]]. The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult.
+The [[helix]] player and [[RealPlayer]] is better at playing this kind of file.

Jenny: vailable for very out

2005-12-14T00:29:01Z

vailable for very out

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	The Real Media Codec is developed by the company RealNetworks? for their audio/video - streaming solution. This solution was the first important one for streaming via the internet in the mid 90's.		The Real Media Codec is developed by the company RealNetworks? for their audio/video - streaming solution. This solution was the first important one for streaming via the internet in the mid 90's.
	The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult. At present, an open-source decoder? is available for very outdated versions only.		The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult. At present, an open-source decoder? is available for very outdated versions only.





























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2005-08-05T17:02:46Z

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2005-01-30T16:37:40Z

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The Real Media Codec is developed by the company RealNetworks? for their audio/video - streaming solution. This solution was the first important one for streaming via the internet in the mid 90's.
The Real Media Codecs are proprietary, which makes their support in other applications pretty difficult. At present, an open-source decoder? is available for very outdated versions only.