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RealSystem Producer Plus - 8.51

Tool to create RealMedia web broadcasts

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Current Version:	8.51
Release Date:	2002-02-06
License:	Commercial
Downloads (this version):	3,311
Downloads (all versions):	9,759

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Product Description:

With RealSystem Producer Plus 8.51 for Macintosh and Solaris operating systems, you can easily convert most kinds of audio and video to RealMedia formats--ready to be streamed over the Internet or corporate intranet to millions of RealPlayer users.

RealSystem Producer Plus for Macintosh and Solaris operating systems is great for live and on-demand content and will convert most common audio and video files (see specifications for details) to RealAudio and RealVideo. With RealMedia Editor, RealSystem Producer can also be used to create synchronized presentations for playback within the RealOne Player.

Operating System Requirements:

This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:

Mac OS Classic

Additional Requirements:

Mac OS 8.6 or higher (9.x recommended)
PPC (G4 400 recommended)
64 MB RAM (128 MB recommended)
QuickTime 4.0 or higher

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We need OS… - Version: 8.5, 3/7/2003 09:48AM PST

mark_ringenoldus

X Support and OS X Server Support REAL !!!

Very nice encoder… - Version: 8.5, 5/20/2001 04:01AM PST

Bill Me

that does the job. You cannot produce that kinda quality in the $ 30 pro version of QuickTime using the build in encoders, you need VBR support anything for the web worth watching. Granted, the interface of RealProducer Basic is not the most intuitive , you have to read the help files to get the settings right, however this encodes in the background and does it for free. If you were to get QDesign Pro and Sorenson Develper's Edition you are gonna pay big bucks.