"RealNetworks was called Progressive Networks at one time because we care about people's rights," Richards said. It will include technology developed through its recently announced partnership with IBM. RealJukebox can rip an entire CD in about 10 minutes, but Richards said the company is planning to have extensive copy-protection schemes in the finished product. The basic version will be free, and there will also be an enhanced version with additional features. Richards said the final version of RealJukebox will be available in the second half of 1999. "Buying downloadable music still has a long way to go." RealNetworks Inc, whose products deliver audio and video content over the Web, is suing company that makes software that converts RealNetworks' products into format marketed by rival, Microsoft. RealNetworks will distribute the product on its Web site and with its automatic update for RealPlayer.Īlthough RealNetworks wants a piece of the growing download market, Richards said traditional CDs will still dominate sales for the near future. RealPlayer Plus 4.0.1 RealPlayer Plus enhances the RealPlayer with benefits you can't get anywhere else. RealPlayer Cloud allows people to seamlessly move, watch, save, and share their videos across any device. "We consider as important as the streaming business," he said. RealPlayer, free for individual download and use, lets you play live and on-demand RealAudio and RealVideo without download delays. (NASDAQ: RNWK) today announced the launch of RealPlayer Cloud, the first integrated video player and cloud service. RealNetworks vice president Dave Richards said the company hopes to leverage RealAudio's dominance of streaming media into success in the MP3 mass market.
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