Users can also decide to begin downloading midway through watching videos, and the entire video will be saved on their hard drives. The new RealPlayer will be able to download multiple videos at once, although the company doesn't specify whether there will be a limit to the number of simultaneous downloads. This means that users will be able to save their own copies of videos from sites like YouTube, MySpace, Soapbox, Revver, and more with a single click instead of relying on more convoluted methods. The new version of the player will also allow users to download video streams onto their computers. Unlike previous versions of the player, the new version will support new file types aside from Real files, including Windows Media, Flash, and QuickTime.
Real Networks announced today that it will be launching a new version of its dying video player this June.
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