Interface is quick, once you make a few changes to some default Significantly better than the older OS 9 version. How about for OS X? The newer RealOne player for OS X is The whole interface is just generally slow and somewhat buggy. Second, when you try to forward the video, it doesn'tĪlways resume from the place you forwarded it to! Then, of course, To scan through the video using the slider. Why do I say 'sort of'? It will play a video, but forget trying

Theįirst version was buggy, extremely slow, and in fact barely workedĪt all! The second version - the last one for OS 9, which is Windows Mediaįor the Mac has always been relatively poorly implemented. Windows Media Player is where I have the issue. Off the Internet, make sure you choose a higher bitrate if you Too high a compression rate, or, if you're using a streaming file Video andĪudio quality isn't too bad, though, provided the file doesn't have There for a good ten seconds before it actually closes). OS 9 player is very slow, especially when quitting it (it sits You've also got formats such as RealVideo and RealAudio. If I'm trying to search for a specific section. YouĬan also scan through the movie yourself, which I often like to do Got all the standard controls: play, pause, cue, and review. Interface (while I've never been a fan of the brushed metalĪppearance) is fast, videos play at an acceptable speed, and you've

I mean, it is anĪpple product running on the Mac OS - it should work well. QuickTime works very well, but that's expected. So many different formats on different sites, and not all of them I know I had a few others installed to play some even QuickTime, which comes with the OS, Real Player, and Windows I have at least three different media players installed on my

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